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I have installed genymotion so as usual it's two icons created on my desktop one generation and other it's shell.
Now I want to configure/run in virtual box.
I have started virtual box click on new and set the requirements as linux and version=linux 2.x/3.x/4.x (64).
And configured the storage. But when I started it by click on start it ask me to choose a file for it but it not showing me the genymotion file instead it is just showing me genemotion folder.
My problem is how to add genymotion like how I added other os
Are you trying to run Genymotion in a virtual machine? If so, it will not work: Genymotion needs direct access to your host machine hardware.
See https://support.genymotion.com/hc/en-us/articles/360002720057-Can-Genymotion-Desktop-run-in-a-virtual-machine-
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I have been looking for several days to find a solution to the title's problem. I had a virtual machine that was working fine for more than 3 years however it "broke down" and I decided to create a new one with the latest version of lubuntu for guest (I tried other distributions too of course). I deleted and recreated the vms more than 15 times!!! and tried every solution I found on the world wide web like installing vmtools reinstalling vmware changing usb compatibility from version 3 to version 2 etc. But nothing worked. Every time all usb devices were disabled and I couldnt enable them with right click. This thing is infuriating. Please tell me there is a way to fix it, I really dont want to switch to virtualbox.
Molte grazie!
For some inexplicable reason, VMware Player, from a certain version onwards, creates virtual machines with all USB ports disabled, even if the user does not select such option in the gui configuration wizard.
The aforementioned option can be changed only by editing the <vm_name>.vmx file, located in the same path as the VM.
That being said, all you need to do is change the value of this line:
usb.restrictions.defaultAllow = "FALSE"
from FALSE to TRUE.
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This is the Win10 built-in Camera application.
We usually can run a normal Windows applicaion via command like
notepad
calc
in cmd or powerShell.
For the camera APP, I inspected the process via spy++
The process is ApplicationFrameHost.exe and with -Embedding parameter.
However, I run this command in PowerShell and turned out not work.
ApplicationFrameHost -Embedding
How do I run the Win10 camera APP via command line? Or I use C++, which function can achieve that?
Type follwing command in cmd.
start microsoft.windows.camera:
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I am unable to copy and paste text copied on my clipboard to the google cloud compute engine instance which I have accessed on my browser.
I have tried firefox and chrome both but it is not working.
I have tried cntrl+c and cntrl+v but it dosent work.
Do i need to change some system settings ?
you can copy text from Cloud Shell (I'm assuming you mean that) by selecting text with the mouse (some scissors icon flashes then), and one can paste text with <Ctrl> + <V>... when trying to paste into there, be careful not to trigger the copy command (eg. by first positioning the cursor and only hitting <Ctrl> + <V>, without clicking onto text)... also see the documentation, for further details.
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Is there a way to stream video from my laptop with the USB cable to my Google Glasses? I have seen ways to mirror the view of Glass to my laptop, but I would like to reverse that and see the screen of my laptop on Glass.
There is a way to stream video from a "URL" (see https://developers.google.com/glass/develop/mirror/timeline#attaching_video ); but you would have to find a way to monitor and send a screen from a laptop.
Have you considered accessing a Hangout from your Google Glass and having the "host" share a screen on their desktop. This might be the best non-programming way to accomplish your request.
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Recently, I've been thinking about how there are multiple versions of linux and how they are all built on a similar kernel. And I was wondering if it was possible with Windows. In this case I am thinking of having the first program loaded after the kernel has booted up and started all the devices, would be the what pops up instead of the windows login screen.
The reason for this is because I was wondering if it was possible to have the system render all the objects on the screen in a distint styling, but still process it as if it were running on a normal windows machine.
Any Thoughts?
Initially I thought this was a naive question, but Mooing Duck's link in the comments proved insightful. There are projects that do just this: EmergeDesktop, SharpE, even the KDE.
They're open and on sourceforge, go get them and dink around to your hearts content.
I'm not sure that the login screen is part of the shell however. So your alternate shell would only show up after you log in.
However, in the long run, alternate shells have no hope of competition. Microsoft controls the environment and they don't play too nice with competition.