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If I may ask, what specific hardware?
For my use case with proprietary hardware I use USB Passthrough with QEMU (Virt-Manager)
Anker webcam, rgb lighting, a handful of stubborn games (pirated) on the software side. I need to learn new photo editing software too, so I may have to pop in for Adobe here and there. Other cases may arise. I've used QEMU on my proxmox server, but I don't really know what I'm doing with it.
For games you can use Lutris and/or heroic with WINE and Proton.
RGB stuff you can use OpenRGB.
The Anker webcam doesn't work with your Linux install? What model?
I hear Gimp is getting a big update here in the near future. Not sure your use case. I don't do much photo editing anymore.
Virt-Manager is straight forward, and is a GUI that can work with QEMU.
Hope this helps :)
Thanks!!
It works just fine, but I can't change the hardware settings like FOV, focus, white balance, etc.