Never used wineboat but something to be aware of is VMs usually can interact with peripherals natively (as if they were the host computer) but this is almost always disabled by default as people usually use VMs to isolate stuff.
if that doesn’t work maybe try libvirt? it’s got usb passthrough so you should be able to mostly use peripherals any way you want. also it’s got a gui like virtualbox so the hardest part is turning on hardware-accelerated virtualization/hyper-v in your bios
I know this sounds silly but have you tried running it through steam for proton? Not saying it will work or anything but it might? Might also need to install stuff in wine through proton tricks to get it to work (it’s not that bad, you just pick what thing to download from a searchable list. Just have to know what it needs.)
Same but with virtual instruments. Almost no native compatibility and emulation is made basically impossible by the fact that you open them through another piece of software
linux is great, but i still need to dual boot windows for some incompatible (art) software :/
and don’t tell me to just use wine it doesn’t work i’ve tried it
How about Winboat? Its just a Windows VM with less hassle. I use it for all the office apps.
i’ll look into it, ty! though im not sure how it’ll run with my drawing tablet and such
Never used wineboat but something to be aware of is VMs usually can interact with peripherals natively (as if they were the host computer) but this is almost always disabled by default as people usually use VMs to isolate stuff.
So you may need to adjust options
if that doesn’t work maybe try libvirt? it’s got usb passthrough so you should be able to mostly use peripherals any way you want. also it’s got a gui like virtualbox so the hardest part is turning on hardware-accelerated virtualization/hyper-v in your bios
i’ll look into it! unfortunately my tablet is not plug and play and requires drivers so hopefully that’s not a problem
it’s just a virtual machine so it probably won’t be a problem. i’ve had issues with some of the more esoteric stuff but tbh it was probably user error
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I know this sounds silly but have you tried running it through steam for proton? Not saying it will work or anything but it might? Might also need to install stuff in wine through proton tricks to get it to work (it’s not that bad, you just pick what thing to download from a searchable list. Just have to know what it needs.)
I have, yea :(
Same but with virtual instruments. Almost no native compatibility and emulation is made basically impossible by the fact that you open them through another piece of software
yea this is the same with the software I use :/ I spent sooo long trying to troubleshoot it in wine but it just doesn’t work