Installing and using Pop!_OS on a virtual machine can be a great way to try out the operating system or develop applications without committing to a complete installation.
Enable the “Shared Clipboard” option to copy and paste stuff between the machines. On VirtualBox, select the virtual machine from the main menu, click “Settings”, and then go to the “General” tab. You can use a script to start your virtual machine in fullscreen by first starting it using virsh and then displaying it in fullscreen with virt-viewer using the -f option.Copying and pasting: You can copy and paste text between the virtual and host machines by enabling a shared clipboard. Just would like to know if there is any trick that I can launch the VM in full screen automatically without doing those separated steps? I usually launch the guest VM with the virt-manager by clicking the icon, and then go to view>full screen to use the VM. Everything goes well (except the 3D acceleration, which is the limitation with Nvidia graphic card I guess). I have a QEMU/KVM Windows 11 guest which was set up using virt-manager. Any enlightenment would be much appreciated. Please let me know if I need to provide any system information.
var/lib/libvirt/qemu/nvram/Windows_Home_VARS.fd Just would like to know if there is any trick that I can launch the VM in full screen automatically without doing those separated steps? I’m thinking that maybe there is some tools in virsh or something like virt-qemu-run that can help me to achieve this, but I can’t find anything related in the menu, and to be honest, they all look like greek to me.
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