Following is the sccript for setting 1920 x 1080 as the resolution, which is not listed on the default resolutions list. So the last retort is to use a script for the purpose.
Now in some cases your monitor resolution isn’t listed in default options on Ubuntu display settings. The apply button will be hidden in the extreme right and you will just see a part of it. So launch up Ubuntu 16.04 and All settings -> Displays -> Resolution and set the resolution to whatever your screen/monitor resolution is and click Apply. CTRL-ALT-Left Arrow, releases the pointer from the full screen. The next thing that can be done is adjusting the guest OS settings beacuse in the last step adjusting the Host OS settings did not work. There is an option that does a lot of what one would want to do, even when linux is in the vm. any help please windows-7 vmware ubuntu-11. host os Windows 7 Professional, 32-bit, Service Pack 1. vmware version 3.1.4 guest os ubuntu 11.04 (CLI) command line interface only. I have tried using fullscreen option in vmware but failed. But sadly, for me it didn’t work this way. I want to maximize the window size (full screen) while working in ubuntu. This must work for most of you when done coupled with re-installing VMWare tools. In display settings:Įnable: Accelerate 3D Graphics Select: Use host settings for monitors like this : The next thing to go about was to try and correct something in default settings so that VMWare can fit in the guest OS according to the Host OS screen resolution and settings so that when in full screen mode the guest OS leaves no void spaces around the display region. After the install and entering the full screen mode the screen looked something like this: I use VMWare Workstation 12 player along with a Ubuntu 16.04 LTS 64-bit virtual machine installed in it. using a Ubuntu virtual machine on a Windows host. So was the case with me and I went on for the obvious solution i.e. There will be many of you not interested in dual-booting Ubuntu with Windows but still need to use both.
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