I'm on OSX 10.7 and getting 1920x1080 in full screen mode. My favorite is "Auto-resize" where you can resize the virtual box window and the guest OS follows.
<http://www.spvi.com/files/VirtualBox%20VMScreenSnapz003.png> <http://www.spvi.com/files/VirtualBox%20VMScreenSnapz001.png> To get to the guest additions stuff use the device menu: <http://www.spvi.com/files/VirtualBox%20VMScreenSnapz004.png> Good luck! -steve On Jan 21, 2012, at 5:14 AM, [email protected] wrote: > On Sat, 21 Jan 2012 12:44:21 +0300, dokondr <dokondr-AT-gmail.com> wrote: > >> On Sat, Jan 21, 2012 at 4:49 AM, Steve Spicklemire <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Two possible solutions, >>> >>> 1) Run your favorite linux inside VirtualBox and use pjd there (you can >>> even point it to your server running on MacOS to test JSON etc.). This I've >>> done and it works great. >>> >>> >> That's exactly what I started with. I run Pyjamas Desktop in Debian 6.0.3. >> in VirtualBox. It compiles and even runs after you install python-hulahop: >> >> sudo apt-get install python-hulahop >> >> And even so, 'python helloworld.py' runs with numerous error messages in >> stdout / stderr (see my other message). >> >> Yet the *major* problems with VirtualBox are those: >> 1) You can not re-size to full screen guest (Debian) OS window. So you get >> a small working area. >> 2) Debian X11 display in Virtual Box cannot be configured to resolution >> higher then 800 x 600 >> These two problems make impossible any serious development under >> VirtualBox, alas. >> >> Any ideas how to solve these? >> > > Try googling something like 'screen resolution in virtual box' and you should > find the solution which is to install the 'Guest Additions' package. I am > running Debian in a VirtualBox on Windows7 with a much higher resolution than > you have got. > > Regards, P
