Under 'Devices' of the virtualbox window when the guest OS is running, there should be the option to 'Insert Guest Additions'.I do remember when I tried it with a Manjaro VM, the guest additions never worked for me.and that's part of the reason I ended up not going with Manjaro for my daily OS.but hopefully you'll have better luck than me. If I remember correctly, you should be able to load the guest additions to a drive within the host, from which you will install them, allowing you to fix the full scree problem.I'm on Linux Mint and use Virtualbox to run Windows.and I just looked to see how I did it.

Note that you can continue creating the virtual machine using the guided mode, but you get more options at a single glance with the expert mode. Launch VirtualBox and click on New to create a virtual machine. I am currently using VirtualBox v 6.0.2, is there anything I can do?Thanks in advance. Step 1: First, you need to set up a few things in VirtualBox.

I've tried using different ISOs with different desktop enviroments, both official and community driven and none of those seem to work.So now I am stuck with a 4:3 standard aspect ratio and no shared folders and stuff.

Hello,I am currently trying to set up a Manjaro VM in VirtualBox (host Windows, guest Manjaro) and, although I've read in a few different forums that Guest additions come preinstalled, it doesn't seem like they are.

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