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Thing is, everything runs on hypervisors these days anyway. It already has to virtualize your sound card, your USB chipset etc.

>>vinter+(OP)
What do you mean when you say 'everything runs on hypervisors'?

That may be true in the datacentre and the cloud.

>>Underp+n1
Well, it's of course a slight exaggeration, but our desktop computers have had hardware support for virtualization for a long time now. Even our GPUs are getting hardware support for virtualization. Does it really have to be a problem any more that "your operating system has no drivers for this thing"?

>>vinter+rf5
Yeah, fair point. It's less and less relevant for sure.

But something like this lives in the hobbyist space where (I think) bare metal is still king.