This. I was ready to be impressed if author had written some software abstraction layer that wrapped a remote GPU in a virtual device that could be used by existing programs running on the local CPU. But there is no novel software at all, they're just remoting into WSL on the other machine.
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replyThank you! Looks cool
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So a bit higher-level than a virtual device, but yes still pretty neat.
Same, I thought it was about some cool network tunneling that made the GPU look like native hardware on the Linux host.
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