

After restarting the virtual machine I wasn’t able to change the resolution anymore through KDE settings… BUT I found a command to change it: vmwgfxctrl (it is part of open-vm-tools) I want to have Manjaro on my VMware because it sits on my Macbook Pro, that is my work machine. I don’t need Manjaro there, it is my Game PC and for that “debloated” Windows 10 is fine for that. I installed Manjaro KDE 21.0.7 on my PC with a Radeon RX570 8GB a it works beautifully. My point it is not a problem with a VM software or another, I still think it is hooked to the changes on the 21.X.X of Manjaro. I also installed VirtualBox and it has the same 800圆00 limitation. I don’t recall if I tested version 20.X.X but this version 21.X.X had many changes and something is forcing the 800圆00 resolution in the VMware. it worked flawlessly on both Raspberry Pi and the VMware machine. So I installed it on VMware machine at the time. I’m using VMware and Manjaro KDE 21.0.7, but I think it is a good explanation and may apply to my problem.Ħ months ago I bought a Raspberry Pi 4 with 8GB and testing many Linux Distros for it, I really liked Manjaro. I just watched a video that explain “ How To Generate nf In elementaryOS Luna or Ubuntu” from youtube. Please, if somebody can help me I thank in advance. I used the method above before in other Manjaro versions and it worked.

I know there is a VMware Tool option to install right from the VMware Fusion, but it doesn’t install. Graphics Reset - A graphics reset event occurred. You can resume using the ‘Alt+Shift+F12’ shortcut.Ĭompositing has been suspended - Another application has requested to suspend compositing. I click to select another resolution it changes it but drops it almost instantly and gives this message.ĭesktop effects have been suspended by another application. When I go to the Display Configuration, it shows as a display Virtual1 at 800圆00. I downloaded, installed and rebooted the virtual machine.

The installation came very well and I also installed all the updates.Īfter that I ran Pamac app and searched for “vmware”.

I just installed a new version of Manjaro KDE 21.0.7 on a VMware Fusion version 12.1.2.
