Games in online VM?
Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2017 4:26 pm
I was looking at online VMs and wondering about using them for appropriate games. (Probably not for the first time.
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At minimum it looks like Amazon, Microsoft, and maybe Google will all run Linux VMs. Has anyone given them a try?
I was thinking of desktop games more like Javelin, the Java based roguelike, than Windows games, high graphic resource Linux games, or even dosbox.
(Though dosbox probably would work, but maybe then just use the in-browser jDosbox.
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I haven't parsed out the various offerings to know what's really a Linux VM with a desktop vs. what's a server to run some webserver code or SAAS. Or to see if a company could host an open demo of their game in "login and play" mode.

At minimum it looks like Amazon, Microsoft, and maybe Google will all run Linux VMs. Has anyone given them a try?
I was thinking of desktop games more like Javelin, the Java based roguelike, than Windows games, high graphic resource Linux games, or even dosbox.
(Though dosbox probably would work, but maybe then just use the in-browser jDosbox.

I haven't parsed out the various offerings to know what's really a Linux VM with a desktop vs. what's a server to run some webserver code or SAAS. Or to see if a company could host an open demo of their game in "login and play" mode.