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Subject: Re: bhyve with Xorg/kde
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I can run apps like, firefox, xterm, etc, but not a desktop.

my idea was to use bhyve as a remote workstation  and be available to =
export the full environments (kde/xfce etc)

how much helps adding a graphic card to the server and =93share it=94 =
among the instances ? can it be emulated ?

regards


On Jan 25, 2014, at 6:45 PM, Peter Grehan <grehan@freebsd.org> wrote:

> Hi,
>=20
>> any idea of how to make Xorg + KDE run within an FreeBSD 10 instance
>> running from bhyve?
>=20
> The only current way is to setup X in the guest to display remotely. =
I've done this with Linux and it worked well.
>=20
> later,
>=20
> Peter.
>=20