I'm running vista x 64 on my desktop. I've got a ubuntu 8.10 guest. I installed vmware-tools w/o any errors, but when I resize the vmware window, the ubuntu guest won't dynamically resize it's resolution to fill the window.
Any suggestions?
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I'm running vista x 64 on my desktop. I've got a ubuntu 8.10 guest. I installed vmware-tools w/o any errors, but when I resize the vmware window, the ubuntu guest won't dynamically resize it's resolution to fill the window.
Any suggestions?
F4RR4R said: I'm running vista x 64 on my desktop. I've got a ubuntu 8.10 guest. I installed vmware-tools w/o any errors, but when I resize the vmware window, the ubuntu guest won't dynamically resize it's resolution to fill the window.
Any suggestions?
Is vmware-tools running in the Ubuntu guest?
Hello,
Start vmware tools by running vmware-toolbox from the command line. If you want it to start in the background, run vmware-toolbox &.
You can also add it to startup sessions, so you have the tools always when you boot into your session.
Dedoimedo
I start vmware-tools with nohup so I may close the terminal.
nohup vmware-tools &