Hello all, I use vbox on my laptop with single monitor. I use multiple desktops on my host and put my VM on full screen mode on different windows. My mouse can record keyboard macros allowing me to jump desktops on host with single click. I want to do is to create a VM with multiple screens and put them on different host desktops. This would allow me to have a lot more working space on my VM with only one physical screen.
I am assuming this wont happen but maybe there is an add-on out there I do not know.
So in the case on my screenshot second monitor would reside on desktop 3.
multiple screen on client with single monitor
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Re: multiple screen on client with single monitor
A VM with multiple displays is just a ordinary host app with multiple windows: the windows can be arranged in any way that your host OS allows. And if the host OS doesn't allow it, then you can't.
This isn't a Windows (or Android) feature that I use, so unless someone else comments then you'll have to experiment.
This isn't a Windows (or Android) feature that I use, so unless someone else comments then you'll have to experiment.
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Re: multiple screen on client with single monitor
Yea I was thinking in the line where another window comes up for and act as a screen. If I knew C++ I could look into adding secondary monitor window. Maybe one day I'll try to learn that too.
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