I am considering to build a new Qubes Workstation for my personal use to play around a little with the gui-vm. Are there any dedicated GPUs that are more likely to work?
I was considering an entry level AMD Radeon Pro, because they are marketed as “optimized for open source software”, which could make it easier to troubleshoot occuring problems.
Of course I am aware that the gui-vm is work in progress and will require to play around – potentially a whole lot. I am happy for any hints and recommendations that you can make regarding that very experimental feature of Qubes and will absolutely not blame you, if I would have bought something that will not work.
I think the entry level card should be fine if it’s already well supported by Linux. Please note I’ve succeeded sys-gui-gpu with integrated Intel but also with NVIDIA GTX 960M. This is also thank to latest xen-4.14.
that sounds fine. I am running an integrated intel, too and two NVIDIA GTX 980M sli in my notebook, but don’t know how to get it working. sys-gui-gpu is installed, but like I told in an other thread it don’t start .And my sys-gui-gpu is installed on a fedora-33-xfce template. Don’t know if that is okay, or I need the 32-xfce. But the fedora-33-xfce is not my main template and I don’t know why it selected this instead of the 32-xfce at installing. And of course I need attach my video cards to the sys-gui-gpu formula first or? , but there I am stucked ,too and don*t know how to do it;) I will be very thankful for your help,too. But never stress you and answer, if u have the time!
Is there already a topic or anybody that got sys-gui-gpu with nvidia working, too?