VirtualBox Graphical User Interface Version 6.0.12 r133076 (Qt5.6.2)

[gaurav12]

I am using VirtualBox Graphical User Interface Version 6.0.12 r133076 (Qt5.6.2) installed on windows 10 64 bit and my host oracle linux 6.6 x86_64. here problem is view ( resizing windows is not working in full screen).

kindly ! provide me solution

[Socratis]

Replying to gaurav12:

I am using VirtualBox Graphical User Interface Version 6.0.12 r133076 (Qt5.6.2) installed on windows 10 64 bit and my host oracle linux 6.6 x86_64.

Do you mean your "Guest" is Oracle Linux?

resizing windows is not working in full screen

How can you resize the VM's window if you're already in Full-screen???

kindly ! provide me solution

That's not what the Bugtracker is for, that's what the ​VirtualBox forums are for!

1. It's usually better and faster, if issues get first addressed in the ​VirtualBox forums, a lot more eyes there. More than 95% of the issues are resolved in the forums, which keeps the developers focusing on the bug fixes and enhancements, and there is no need for another ticket to keep track of. For example, yours is most probably not a bug and someone from the developers has to deal with it and close it as "Invalid".

Plus a discussion and analysis on the bug tracker is going to help me, is going to help you, and potentially a future drive-by user or two. Not so in the forums, many more tend to benefit...

2. You were supposed to follow these steps when you filed the bug, and provide a VBox.log:

   Attach a (full) log file ("Machine" menu/"Show Log" in the main VirtualBox Manager window) straight away to save time for you and for us. The log file contains a lot of useful information about both the host and the guest systems as well as information about what happened during a particular machine run. Please do not cut and paste it.

Please, open a new thread in the ​Linux Guests section of the forums. We need to see a complete VBox.log, from a complete VM run, when the problem occurs:

• Start the VM from cold-boot (not from a paused or saved state) / Observe or recreate the problem / Shutdown the VM (force close it if you have to).

• With the VM completely shut down (not paused or saved), right-click on the VM in the VirtualBox Manager and select "Show Log".

• Save only the first "VBox.log" and attach it to your response.