Why did you install 5.2.0 GAs? Why not the GAs that came bundled with your 6.0.6 host install? mpack Site Moderator Posts: 38031 Joined: 4.

I'm not a Debian or Kali user, but I'm sure I've seen mention of warning messages or tools you can use to detect software rendered graphics. It's a guess, I offer it as something for you to investigate. I'm not sure what kind of elaboration you expect on my guess that you are using software rendering. Yes I agree, it seems that some users of OS X hosts see this problem, with certain guests. Well, on that last point not everyone uses OS X, in fact only about 2% of the market does, last I looked. I believie it is in everyones interest to find a general solution to this. May 2019, 17:57Įnvelope wrote:Among the threads I have read on the forum, it seems like many macOS users have seen similar problems without any real solution the past years. Attachments (30.39 KiB) Downloaded 29 times envelope Posts: 14 Joined: 13. Still not as good as expected, and seen in VMWare.Įdit: Regarding OpenGL it has been depricated by Apple, which has replaced it with Metal. Right now the VM is pretty unreachable when the youtube video is playing, but it is better when the video is on pause.

In the guest, it actually seems like only 30-40 % of the CPU is utilized. I did not install the extension pack as it shouldn't have any performance impacts, and I was just running the fresh image for performance related purposes. I did try to install the GAs on the first image I tried without preinstalled ones, with same performance issues. The GAs are actually pre-installed in the specialized VirtualBox image downloaded from Offensive Security. Sorry for the logs, I thought it was ment to be clean start and stop, here are some more with actual usage.

How to fix lag on mac os x in vmware