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You don't get a choice if you run it in a VM, btw. It's classic or aught.
by drivingmenuts 16y ago
You don't get a choice if you run it in a VM, btw.
It's classic or aught.
- wbond 16y agoWhat virtualization program are you running? If you are using VirtualBox you can run apt-get install virtualbox-ose-guest-utils. You'll also need to enable 3D support under Settings > Display.
- dave1010uk 16y agoJust did this: it works.
- sunsu 16y agoThough Unity works as expected (awesome!), there still seems to be some other bugs with VirtualBox integration. A big one for me is that seamless mode doesn't work when running 11.04.
- windsurfer 16y agoWell it would work if you disabled unity - since unity is rendering everything as 1 display and not multiple windows the way X Windows wants.
- nuclear_eclipse 16y agoVirtualBox 4.0.6 added support for Xorg 10.1 which is the part that was required to get Unity working.
- modernerd 16y agoYou can still run Unity on any VM (or lower powered machine) by using Unity 2D. It doesn't ship with 11.04 (it will in 11.10, I believe) but you can get it like this: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:unity-2d-team/unity-2d-daily sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install unity-2d Then log out, and choose 'unity 2d' from the login menu when you log back in.
- jcastro 16y agoIt's in 11.04, you can just install the "unity-2d" package; you should only use the dailies if you're looking for trunk builds that might not be stable