Full Screen Ubuntu in VirtualBox

Ubuntu full screen in VirtualBox I installed Ubuntu10.10 ON THE VirtualBox virtual machine. However, when VirtualBox is full-screen, Ubuntu is always in the middle and does not have full-screen mode. Solution: You must log on as the root user to have the permission, first, enter your self-defined identity (My xgl) and enter the terminal with the following command: www.2cto.com sudo passwd root [sudo] password for you: ---> enter your password, do not echo Enter new UNIX password: ---> set the root password Retype new UNIX password: --> repeat and log on again as the root user. 1. On the VirtualBox menu bar, choose [device]> [install enhancement function], for example:
2. In Ubuntu, choose "location"> "VBOXADDITIONS _ #" (the name of the optical drive may be different), for example:
3. (This step may be omitted) Click [open automatic run prompt]. After the automatic installation is complete, an English prompt "press enter to close the window" is displayed, and press enter to close the window. 4. Open the terminal and enter the following content in the terminal: cd/media (press Enter) ls (Press ENTER) at this time, we can see that the added optical drive VBOXADDITIONS _ # Under the media directory continues to input sudo. /VBOXADDITIONS # (Press ENTER) and then enter the password. Press enter as follows: www.2cto.com 5. Restart once. But now there is a problem. There is always an optical drive on the desktop. In this case, choose [device]> [Assign optical drive]> [Remove disk form virtual drive] and click here, the next boot will disappear. 6. In VirtualBox, full screen Ubuntu configuration is complete. 7. There is a shortcut key for VirtualBox (right CTRL + F) to remove the border, so that using Ubuntu on a virtual machine is like installing it on a hard disk, which is very real. Let's take a look at our achievements!