Romany Posted April 2, 2021 Share Posted April 2, 2021 So I'm running UR on a 2012ish Dell PC - and so far performance is fine for what I'm currently using it for. But my main stand alone Ubuntu workstation is a much newer machine with lots more memory/CPU resources. I think the process to move UR to this newer workstation is straight forward enough - but is it possible to create a Ubuntu VM - pass the local USB (keyboard/mouse) and HDMI to it - so that when I turn on my monitor I see a Ubuntu logon screen - and I essentially replicate my stand alone experience. Now that complicates matters a lot - managing UR from one of its VM is one - I would like to have the VM have its own IP address on the local network. No NAT or PAT. Also if there are issues I need a stand alone computer available. I worked for this one manager that left me a bit of IT wisdom that I try not to forget - just because something is possible does not mean you should do it. Looking for comments from folks can I do this - and should I do this? Thanks! Quote Link to comment
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