Just go into settings and change resolution of the guest?I attempted to install linux tools on Debian 10.7 and 10.8. No errors indicated, however screen resize feature is not working...
Nope... however I have verified that linux tools are working correctly for Ubuntu 20.10Just go into settings and change resolution of the guest?
I had this problem too. The network device is now being detected as eth0, whereas the original device was detected as enp0s2. Update /etc/netplan/00-installer-config.yaml to use the correct device and restart networking.working fine with Windows. Ubuntu networking broke so I cannot update the tools, since they need gcc, make, etc.
This is what I did with ESXi. Run a VM at the datacenter and install AnyDesk on it. (Because I don’t have the financial resources for Horizon or Citrix)While I was initially somewhat concerned that the lack of (supported, non-developer preview) Windows VM ability was going to be a downside to my migration to an M1-based MBA (there's two Windows-based app that I periodically need for work), my place of work recently got set up with Citrix remote sessions for all the things I would have needed Windows for on my laptop. So I can go Windows-free on the laptop (though I still use Windows on my big desktop PC at home and of course at work).
Which works out well because my new MBA was just delivered today. Can't wait to get home from work!
That works in a lot of cases; so does a Citrix solution. But if you need to use software at a remote site with poor or nonexistent internet, you are going to need an alternative. A lot of industrial software has low performance requirements. If you can run Windows on Arm and emulate the x86 software in a VM on a M1 Mac then you are covered since the performance is actually not too terrible. The big question is if you will be legally allowed to run WoA on an M1 VM.Why not just remote desktop in to windows 10?
I believe with a real license that will happen, the question will be if it's only the Pro license.That works in a lot of cases; so does a Citrix solution. But if you need to use software at a remote site with poor or nonexistent internet, you are going to need an alternative. A lot of industrial software has low performance requirements. If you can run Windows on Arm and emulate the x86 software in a VM on a M1 Mac then you are covered since the performance is actually not too terrible. The big question is if you will be legally allowed to run WoA on an M1 VM.
Question, are these Dev builds of Win 10? I've been using the Betas personally so not seeing these.Build 21322 available
Not sure exactly when it appeared
I think this was yesterday/Tuesday? I do remember a larger update but was half paying attention, getting more coffee.Build 21322 available
Not sure exactly when it appeared
One app that wouldn’t load previously for me now loads. VCDS for VW automotive diagnostics. Only issue now is the driver for the vagcom obdii USB adapter which I assume has to be rewritten for arm
I believe so, yes.Question, are these Dev builds of Win 10? I've been using the Betas personally so not seeing these.