Hinode – Cloud Linux desktop with a dedicated GPU that auto-pauses
A Linux desktop with a dedicated GPU, in your browser or a native app on Mac, Windows or Linux. Persistent state, auto-pause, and one-click Boost to a bigger GPU.
Hinode – Cloud Linux desktop with a dedicated GPU that auto-pauses launched on August 4, 2026 with 7 votes, #1,411 of 23,274 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
Cloud GPUs hand you a bare server to set up again every session. Hinode is a real Linux desktop with its own NVIDIA GPU. It keeps your files and setup, wakes in under a minute, auto-pauses to $0 while idle, and boosts to an RTX Pro 6000 for one heavy run.
A Linux desktop with a dedicated GPU — in your browser or a native app on Mac, Windows or Linux. Your files and environment stay put. Boost to a bigger GPU in one click. Rented pods are disposable. Your work isn't. The same evening, two ways. Pods tear down when you stop. Your models, nodes and files go with them. The next day, you start over from scratch. Hinode auto-pauses instead. Close the lid — files, apps and processes wait intact. Open it and continue where you left off. The same job on the same 24 GB card — with and without a way out. Fixed VRAM is a wall. The model needs more than the card has, and the job dies. Creating a new pod means starting over from scratch. Boost raises the…from hinode.run
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