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I want to run a development environment of Ubuntu on my Windows 10 machine, since I'm just using it for coding I thought I'd just download xubuntu since I only really need a lightweight OS to run on a virtual machine.

I've got xubuntu running on my VirtualBox but the screen resolution is locked at 640x480 without any options to change it to be a higher resolution. I can't handle coding on such a tiny resolution, is there anyway I can change the resolution a more reasonable resolution?

My xubuntu version is: xubunut-14.04.3 Host machine: Windows 10

Kalle Richter
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You have to install the virtualbox guest additions. They change the resolution, enable drag and drop, and some more.

You can read it here:

How do I install Guest Additions in a VirtualBox VM?

Now, the resolution will change according to your virtualbox window.

davidbaumann
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you should use Guest box additions.

more info on how to do this :

http://askubuntu.com/questions/22743/how-do-i-install-guest-additions-in-a-virtualbox-vm

Thanks