Why a VM? I run Cura in debian linux and it works fine. Are you running some form of linux?
Why a VM? I run Cura in debian linux and it works fine. Are you running some form of linux?
I have Cura installed in a personal Windows 10 VM running on a business laptop. I don't want to install on the laptop's host OS because it is a business machine. I'm afraid I'm stuck running inside a VM. I have Cura 3.1 running reasonably well in a Windows 7 VM, but that VM is getting very cramped on space. I'm moving all of the CAD/CAM to a new Windows 10 VM, but there is something about the new setup that Cura 3.1 or 3.2.1 just doesn't like.
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I've been doing some more troubleshooting. I removed Cura 3.2.1 and installed 3.1. The problems continued with 3.1. A reboot did not help. This is Windows 10 running inside a VMware Workstation 14.0 VM. I removed and reinstalled VMware Tools which contains the video driver and OpenGL. The problem continues. I had minor display issues with 3.1 on a Windows 7 VM, but minimizing/maximizing the window generally resolved the problem. With this install of Windows 10, Cura is pretty much unusable.
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