will gpu partitioning ever work in virt-manager / qemu on wsl2 ?

[Mungr3ss]

is this even possible or being worked on? or is it better to just use hyper-v instead?

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[sirredbeard]

Marking this as a feature request. Maybe you could share more about your use case and hardware setup?

[Mungr3ss]

I guess what i'm after is being able to use my dedicated gpu in a virtual machine running on virt-manager qemu/kvm. like how you can do with windows and hyper-v.

at the moment you can only use your gpu for app use in wsl2 but not but not in virtual machine running in wsl2 on virt-manager.