Purge all virtualbox-guest packages from the system.Ĥ. Login as your normal user in your antiX system (installed inside Vitualbox)ģ. Pay attention to what I am trying to explain and make sure to correct my typo if I wrote it wrong.ġ. WARNING: These command may contain typos. You must have the “Guest Additions ISO” downloaded for Virtualbox to do things. So this means “I am running antiX as GUEST of Virtualbox 6.1”. I tried several different combinations but I can’t get antiX to go full screen. This reply was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by BobC. If you use Synaptic or Package Installer, or even apt-get, when it installs it should automatically bring in any dependencies. You need to click the pic to see the list. PS: Here is what I have installed in Synaptic.

I’m not sure where your problem is there. I’m sorry, its been too long since I installed virtualbox, but I don’t recall doing anything special for the display other than increasing the memory a bit. After installing it via Package Installer and exiting that program, if you found it didn’t work, you could use Synaptic to see exactly what packages did and didn’t get installed as a result.Īs far as changing the screen size, I just changed it in the guest OS and it changed.

I would expect it to install everything correctly because that has been tested and could be supported. The package installer is the simpler of the two.

Both are on the System tab of the Control Centre. I don’t know the answer to your question, but I just want to point out that it looks like you are trying to install it all from scratch, so maybe people here would be able to help you, but maybe not, as there are a number of versions etc.ĪntiX has virtualbox available via the “Package Installer” and also via “Manage Packages”, which really runs Synaptic, by using search in either for virtualbox.

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