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thanks I did not know that I will go aheaed and install workstation and spin up another instance!!!
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thanks I did not know that I will go aheaed and install workstation and spin up another instance!!!

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I have a kimbuntu running on my vitrtualbox and want to &nbsp;have a way to connect via gui maybe like vnc , I want to get the best video quality and mouse control <br />
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I am not sure the console from the Oracle Virtual box console is the best way to do it ?????????
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I have a kimbuntu running on my vitrtualbox and want to  have a way to connect via gui maybe like vnc , I want to get the best video quality and mouse control 

I am not sure the console from the Oracle Virtual box console is the best way to do it ?????????

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