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LOCATION:West Building\, Rooms 301-305
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SUMMARY:Using Local Virtual Machines to Create OS-Agnostic Workstations
DESCRIPTION:Scott Milner, Matthew Minson, Dallin Clark, and Craig Van Dyke
  (Brigham Young University)\n\nFor the past three years, we have used VMs 
 in our computer lab disk image to facilitate a hybrid Linux and Windows en
 vironment that is flexible, maintainable, and artist-friendly. We illustra
 te the potential of VM-enabled, OS-agnostic lab environments for enhancing
  small studio or educational workflows and maximizing resource utilization
 .\n\nInterest Area: Arts & Design, Gaming & Interactive, Production & Anim
 ation, Research & Education\n\nRecording: Livestreamed, Not Livestreamed, 
 Recorded, Not Recorded\n\nKeyword: Animation, Artificial Intelligence/Mach
 ine Learning, Augmented Reality, Display, Games, Geometry, Lighting, Pipel
 ine Tools and Work, Real-Time\n\nRegistration Category: Full Conference, V
 irtual Access, Sunday\n\nSession Chair: Thomas True (NVIDIA)\n\n
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