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Subject:    I've managed to mess up GNOME Boses & I don't know how to fix it.
From:       Scott Beamer <scott.beamer () comcast ! net>
Date:       2022-08-21 18:58:22
Message-ID: 7c358e48-de2c-67f8-f92b-17ed7a974e7a () comcast ! net
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Greetings,

A few weeks back, I uninstalled GNOME Boxes via DNF and then installed 
the Flatpak version (because I wanted to run GNOME OS and that's only 
possible with the Flatpak version of GNOME Boxes).

Well GNOME OS was just too unstable to play around with, so I deleted 
it. Then I tried installing an Ubuntu guest and ran into problems (J 
don't recall what they were anymore). So I started over from scratch. I 
deleted both OS images and uninstalled the GNOME Boxes Flatpak, then I 
reinstalled the rpm version via DNF.

Well, my headaches have still continued since then. Now my problem is, 
that any guest defaults to a ridiculously high resolution making 
everything microscopic. It's challenging, but I can usually go into the 
display settings in the guest and change the resolution to something 
sane (1920 x 1080 – same as the host).

The thing is, I have to do this every time I boot into any guest in 
GNOME Boxes and it's beyond annoying.

Is there a configuration file I need to tweak somewhere? I'm assuming 
it's a wonky QEMU setting, as there are limited options in GNOME Boxes.


Thanks in advance.


Scott
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