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I haven't. I always liked to have the possibility to use GNOME on my machine. That wouldn't work then if I were to have a Ubuntu VM, right?
And do you know if I would I get quicksync access to the i3 for transcoding ?
Thanks
Proxmox has a virtual monitor in its web interface, so you can access the desktop of a virtual machine that way. It's a little clunky but works ok for quick configuration. Alternately you could remote desktop into the virtual machine.
Quicksync is a little more tricky. GPU pass through is a pain, and I'm not sure off the top of my head about that. You can Google "proxmox quicksync passthrough" and see if any solutions will work for you. There's a chance that all you would need to do is set the processor type correctly in the virtual machine settings, but I'm not sure.
As the other reply mentioned, you can use the webui for a quick GUI in a pinch, and as for QSV, I've had more luck passing through GPUs to LXC containers, as that's what I'm doing for my Jellyfin setup with an Intel GPU in Proxmox. Link below can hopefully get you started
https://bobcares.com/blog/proxmox-gpu-passthrough-lxc/#:~:text=Overview%3A%20Proxmox%20GPU%20Passthrough%20LXC&text=GPU%20passthrough%20is%20a%20Proxmox,containers%20necessitates%20additional%20setup%20procedures.