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InfluxDB
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winapps
Run Windows apps such as Microsoft Office/Adobe in Linux (Ubuntu/Fedora) and GNOME/KDE as if they were a part of the native OS, including Nautilus integration.
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SaaSHub
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I'm not sure about VirtualBox, but on virt-manager you can use virtio-win to install balloon service which will automate the VM's RAM consumption to be exactly what it needs (so if it's idle, it'll have lower RAM use).
You still don't have graphical acceleration. This shouldn't be an issue if what you're using isn't going to rely on a lot of GPU juice, but if it does, then either you should go with a dual-boot, try to fine a way to run the app natively (Photoshop and Illustrator already can - CrossOver might have more), try to find an alternative, or do a full GPU passthrough.
You still don't have graphical acceleration. This shouldn't be an issue if what you're using isn't going to rely on a lot of GPU juice, but if it does, then either you should go with a dual-boot, try to fine a way to run the app natively (Photoshop and Illustrator already can - CrossOver might have more), try to find an alternative, or do a full GPU passthrough.
Use QEMU-KVM using virt-manager. This is more or less the preferred way for most people to run VMs on Linux, as it gets you the best performance and is the most versatile as it allows you to use GPU passthrough and winapps. (note: the registry part in the guide is mainly useful if you're going to use the winapps remote-desktop and the XML part is only if you're going to have it on and idling in the background all the time, as it would otherwise make it noticeably more sluggish)
Use quickemu's GUI. This is what I recommend for beginners, as it is fast and easy. In addition, it'll automatically circumvent Win11's TPM requirement too.