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It is possible to run Unity 3D in VirtualBox on a Mac?



I'm having a horrible time with Unity 3D in Ubuntu 11.10 running in a VirtualBox VM in OS X. Such a hard time, in fact, that I'm about to give up and conclude that it simply isn't possible to use Ubuntu 3D in a configuration like this.



The problem with is that windows simply do not render. I've found that killing Nautilus makes the problem go away, but that's really not much of a solution.



I have installed the guest additions and am running the VM with 2048 MB RAM, 128 MB video memory, and have enabled 3D acceleration.



I've tried all this on several Macintoshes with no luck. Unity 2D, on the other hand, works fine across the board. It's also worth noting that I was able to run Compiz on Ubuntu 10.04 in the same VM environment with no problems.



Any advice or experience would be greatly appreciated.


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A simple solution for this issue can be found on the forums: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1862937




In gnome-tweaks (advanced settings, you should install it, it is not there by default) , under Desktop, choose "have file manager handle the desktop" to "off". This apparently makes the invisible windows bug to disappear. The price (at least, the first one that comes to my mind) is that you do not have icons on the desktop anymore. But you can use nautilus, there is no need to install an alternative file manager. And dont have to do go through the "killall nautilus" routine every time you login.



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