Linux Docker And GPU Passthrough: Revision history

9 February 2026

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• curprev 14:3114:31, 1 February 2026 Wikisailor talk contribs 2,280 bytes +2,280 Created page with "==Introduction== It became apparent that We need to be able to run Docker containers as well as LXCs so some new '''Virtual Machines''' are being created with the sole purpose of running containers. With the new Linux drivers for Nvidia 5060ti GPUs it is now practical to use GPU passthrough to a Linux VM rather than a Windows 11 host. In turn with the GPU on Linux, it can and should be shared amongst any applications that use GPU to speed up their operation, obvious..."