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Change 3840 and 2160 with your highest resolution I'm pretty sure (from what i've read online so far) that qemu handles the hardware virtualization but i have no idea how to configure it to work with the physical graphics card. It is something i read on kali blog
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Open ubuntu display settings and choose scale 200. My hostos native resolution is 1920x1080 and my guestos (windows 7) is also stuck @ 1024x768 Is there a way to make this work
Either set a single custom resolution or allow dynamic resizing (like windows guests)
This blog suggests, enhanced session mode with dynamic desktop resizing is supported. The problem is that the os doesn't take the whole screen It takes only part of it How to make kali linux run on full screen (physical)?
I have tried installing and activating linux integration services as suggested by other posts I am trying to increase the resolution of the vm window Even in full screen mode i see vm doesnt occupy entire screen However when i launch it my screen resolution is small
How can i scale ubuntu to the resolution of my screen?
I'm using opensuse as my main os on work laptop (ryzen 5850u, no additional gpu), however i need to have working outlook desktop app, since some of our company communications are encrypted using s/. +1 this is something i'd also really like to know
