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If Ubuntu is installed in VM then there might be graphical issues. This issues might also be present if VM is using Nvidia virtual or physical graphics card for graphics purposes. One of the possible ways to solve the issue is: | If Ubuntu is installed in VM then there might be graphical issues. This issues might also be present if VM is using Nvidia virtual or physical graphics card for graphics purposes. One of the possible ways to solve the issue is: | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:37, 15 February 2023
Home > Ubuntu > Server or Desktop administration > Fix Ubuntu graphics issues with virtualization or with graphics card in VM
If Ubuntu is installed in VM then there might be graphical issues. This issues might also be present if VM is using Nvidia virtual or physical graphics card for graphics purposes. One of the possible ways to solve the issue is:
- Fully update the system
- Remove open-vm-tools
- Install open-vm-tools-desktop
In case of nvidia proprietary drivers, also blacklist nouveau.
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