Btw, you may not be using GPU acceleration, if you want to use that then:
In the profile you installed the VM, make a directory in the home directory of the profile named 'linux' and a blank file named 'virglrenderer' to try it out. this will cause a toast to appear showing VirGL is enabled when launching the Terminal app AFTER force stopping it
run " chromium --ozone-platform=wayland "and then go to chrome://gpu to see you're using the GPU. Should have a performance boost?
The virgl server also likely isn't needed and that's just for running a server in the host OS.
Final
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