You'd want virtmanager/QEMU for that if you need GPU passthrough. It's installable with a single command, ujust setup-virtualizationujust setup-virtualization
Ok cool thank you! If I want to be able to access the games through both os I had heard that it’s better to have them installed on the btrfs partition which would be the bazzite one right? So in that case I would want a pretty large bazzite partition for games and I’d want my productivity files on the windows partition? Or can I keep the pictures and word documents on the bazzite drive and just access them on the windows os also without issue? Sorry if this should be simpler than I’m making it but I want to be sure I’m doing it right and it’s my first time messing with Linux at all
Be careful with games with both Windows and Linux ports. Trying to change between the two will corrupt the game. If you are trying to install games on an external drive, create two separate Steam Libraries: one for Linux native games, and one for Windows or Proton games
(on a btrfs drive) When I tried switching from a Linux version to a Windows version on Windows, I got some kind of disk error, preventing me from using the game on windows
my issue isnt me needing to switch to X11 as i did that, some stuff will just occasionally completely hang until i use system monitor to terminate. wasnt bad enough for me to make a help request