Additionally, it supports QHD and 4K UHD resolution for better display. Moreover, the program also comes integrated with a virtual machine library, allowing users to search for and access another operating system quickly. Clean and simple interfaceĪs compared to previous versions, this one offers improved graphics speed so users can run graphics-heavy applications like Photoshop and AutoCAD on a VM without facing any trouble. Additionally, students can explore and learn to use different operating systems, and businesses can cut down on hardware costs and run multiple virtual machines using laptops with limited system resources. With it, developers can create and test cross-platform applications, and IT employees can get unlimited access to a high-powered tool.
Windows 10 is using 1809 and has 2 CPU cores, 4 GB RAM, and 1 GB of graphics with 3D acceleration enabled.Virtualization offers various benefits.
Dell Latitude 5591 with i7 8850H and Nvidia GeForce MX 130 graphics.Using X (Wayland doesn't seem to work with VMware).Ubuntu 18.10 (Gnome 3.30.1, stock settings from the install).Here's another screenshot that looks worse with the windows settings app open after sleep (without Windows being full screen): Here is a screenshot of one of the problems (but sometimes it looks worse with tearing and missing icons): I either have to manually restart Windows Explorer or restart Windows completely. It looks like the graphics driver is not properly redrawing everything.
Secondly, Windows itself will produce a whirlwind of display issues including missing borders around the windows, missing buttons in programs, etc. After I return the laptop from sleep mode a couple of issues will often occur.įirst, the gnome lock screen doesn't activate and I am free to continue using both the guest and host system without my password - this almost always happens when the virtual machine is in full screen mode. This display bug is hard to replicate, but I'm running a Windows 10 guest with Ubuntu 18.10 host.
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