Soldato
good afternoon 
the missus has finally gotten into a permanent work from home roll. Unfortunately the laptop (one of the lowest end of the first release chrome books ) isn’t appropriate for the job. Currently she doesn’t want to request an upgrade as doesn’t want to upset the apple cart on a new job.
I absolutely don’t mind her using my desktop but going forward we will end up in a situation where i want to use it it but she will be working.
It’s a very high end desktop
12900k
3090ti
32gb 5600mhz ram
and more than enough storage.
What i would like to configure is having two monitors, two mice and keyboards but running different instances so we can both use it at the same time.
I was wondering what solutions are best for this? i am assuming her instance will have to be run as a VM through mine with cores ram allocated appropriately but i’m not quite sure how to set it up in such a way that for her is just like turning on the pc logging in and getting to work No faffing around with vms every morning.
is it possible?
the missus has finally gotten into a permanent work from home roll. Unfortunately the laptop (one of the lowest end of the first release chrome books ) isn’t appropriate for the job. Currently she doesn’t want to request an upgrade as doesn’t want to upset the apple cart on a new job.
I absolutely don’t mind her using my desktop but going forward we will end up in a situation where i want to use it it but she will be working.
It’s a very high end desktop
12900k
3090ti
32gb 5600mhz ram
and more than enough storage.
What i would like to configure is having two monitors, two mice and keyboards but running different instances so we can both use it at the same time.
I was wondering what solutions are best for this? i am assuming her instance will have to be run as a VM through mine with cores ram allocated appropriately but i’m not quite sure how to set it up in such a way that for her is just like turning on the pc logging in and getting to work No faffing around with vms every morning.
is it possible?