Hey,
I am a beginner of Linux and stuff like that, but i have the following problem:
I am using Debian und i can not see the complete KDE-Desktop in the VM Window, so i have to scroll down to be able to see the taskbar, because KDE is "higher" then the VM window.
How can i change the resolution of Debian? Can i change it in VM or are there any kind of options in Debian? because i cant find them...
Thanks for help
resolution in Debian bigger then in VM
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Perryg
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Re: resolution in Debian bigger then in VM
Have you installed the guest additions?
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Balex123
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Re: resolution in Debian bigger then in VM
well my problem is , if i click on "guest additions" nothing happened. you know i am a complete beginner, dont know anything about it
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Balex123
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Re: resolution in Debian bigger then in VM
i tried to do it but i received an error message: "user is not in the sudoers file."
hope that there is somebody who can help me
hope that there is somebody who can help me
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Perryg
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Re: resolution in Debian bigger then in VM
Debian does things differently.
Type su then press enter. Then your password and enter.
You should then be at # where you can run the commands.
Once at this prompt you can skip the sudo that is in the HOWto.
Type su then press enter. Then your password and enter.
You should then be at # where you can run the commands.
Once at this prompt you can skip the sudo that is in the HOWto.