- #How to run vmware workstation pro 15 in fedora 29 Patch
- #How to run vmware workstation pro 15 in fedora 29 upgrade
- #How to run vmware workstation pro 15 in fedora 29 windows 10
Hardware: Lenovo T16, Core i7-1260P (P and E cores), 48GB ram. There are a few cases where I have huge keyboard input lag on 17.0, but there is a work-around which makes VM linux running GUI usable-ish. I downgraded to original 17.0 by deleting whole Workstation and re-installing it.
#How to run vmware workstation pro 15 in fedora 29 windows 10
I suppose I could wipe everything and go back to using Windows 10 as the host OS on the PCs where this is possible, but I imagine Windows 10 will be end of life at some point. Connecting a USB headset directly to the Windows VM that is running on a Linux Host did not fix the teams sound issues. Namely copy paste of files between the VMs and the host rarely works, and it is impossible to get the sound to work without terrible static, lag and cutting out, in a teams session that is running in a Windows VM running on the Linux host. Running VMWare Workstation Pro 17 on a Linux host and then running the same Linux VMs on that host fixes the keyboard lag, but there are other issues with this configuration. Not to mention it uses significant CPU which you probably have better uses for. Running GLX gears in the Linux VM in the foreground while typing seems to help but good luck keeping it in the foreground. Reducing the Linux VMs to 1 CPU fixes the issue completely, though this is not a solution that resolves my needs. Turning off Share Bluetooth devices with the virtual machine makes no difference.
#How to run vmware workstation pro 15 in fedora 29 upgrade
The solution for that Windows VM bluescreen was to upgrade to VMWare 17.ĭisabling Accelerate 3D graphics makes no difference.
#How to run vmware workstation pro 15 in fedora 29 Patch
The issue started right about the same time that a Windows 11 patch caused a Windows 10 VM to bluescreen when it was configured with more than 1 CPU. Jiggling the mouse while typing in the Linux VM makes the keyboard lag go away. Ii open-vm-tools-desktop 2:12.2.0-1 amd64 Open VMware Tools for virtual machines hosted on VMware (GUI) Ii open-vm-tools 2:12.2.0-1 amd64 Open VMware Tools for virtual machines hosted on VMware (CLI)
Tested with several versions of Kali Linux in the VM from 2019 to the latest fully patched Kali: Linux OffSec 6.1.0-kali7-amd64 #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Debian 6.1.20-1kali1 () x86_64 GNU/Linux Reducing the Linux VM to 1 CPU fixes the issue. Windows 10 fully patched hosts do not experience this issue as yet with the very same Linux VMs. I have done extensive testing on this on Windows 11 hosts that have Nvida RTX 2080 Ti video cards, and on hosts that only have built-in Intel video cards. Host is Windows 11 Pro, Version 22H2, OS Build 22621.1555 (fully patched) The issue is: "Linux VMs that have more than 1 CPU experience terrible keyboard lag when run on a Windows 11 host".
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