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Unity is built using Compiz and requires 3D acceleration; a lot of people have issues running it in a VM. There's a Unity2D project built using Qt, but I don't
by jamesgeck0 16y ago
Unity is built using Compiz and requires 3D acceleration; a lot of people have issues running it in a VM. There's a Unity2D project built using Qt, but I don't know if it was mature enough at the time of release to make it in as a fallback.
- oozcitak 16y agoIf you can enable 3D acceleration in virtual box, installing virtualbox-ose-guest-x11 enables Unity [1]. [1]: http://www.theopensourcerer.com/2011/04/21/ubuntu-natty-in-virtualbox-with-unity/ http://www.theopensourcerer.com/2011/04/21/ubuntu-natty-in-v...
- daemin 16y agoI've just tried it within the latest VirtualBox today and it works wondefully well. The install was simple and efficient, and it integrated nicely from the get go (with being able to use mouse and keyboard seamlessly). I only had to install the guest extensions to get 3D acceleration and Unity to work.