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How so you force steam to run multiple instance of the same game ?
Or just multiple different games at once?
As far as I can tell, it's creating container VMs that have Steam installed inside separately.
It looks they are just containers. No hardware or kernel emulation needed.
That doesn't necessarily seem to be the case:
I'm not sure what you are referring to but in the chart
Mesa
andKernel
layers are shared between the running applications and Wolf in a single host, no VMs involved. One of the main reasons behind the project was to allow exactly this so that you wouldn't incur in the big penalty hit that incurs in GPU splittingAh okay, thank you heaps for clarifying :) That's awesome that you've been able to limit the overhead like that, I'm excited to test it out!
No worries! Let me know how it goes, any feedback is highly appreciated!