opensuse

Same machine - 16 inch M2. VMware Fusion runs OpenSuse Tumbleweed updates fast. Parallels not so much. Seems network access is slow. Anyone else seen this? Same network locally, same WiFi.

Leap 15.6 installed just fine on Parallels 19, but the parallel tools install died. I was hoping that Parallels 20 would fix this. But downloading and trying to install the UEFI-ARM64 openSUSE-Leap-15.6-DVD-aarch64-Build710.3-Media.iso failed. It said it was the wrong kind of ISO. How to fix this?

Mouse pointer is missing while switching UI from KDE X11 to Wayland in OpenSUSE. It is working fine with KDE X11.

Hi Team, Since evolution of arch64 laptop/desktop machine came in the form of apple M1 chips. We need more and more Linux OS to be working on apple M1 chips. For example : I want to run Parrot OS Linux on m1 but couldn't run on parallel as distribution only released .utm format. Would be...

I tried installing Open SUSE tumbleweed from the arm64 ISO on their website but the mouse and keyboard weren't getting detected by the installer ie I wasn't able to click or type anything on the installer. Are there any workarounds? Has anyone installed Open SUSE successfully on M1?

I working with a VM file from a third-party company who for security reasons does NOT grand root access to the provided long in credentials. as a result when I try to install Parallel Tools in the openSUSE environment I can't. Is there anyway to get around it?

Hi -- has anyone had success with installing Parallels Tools on an openSUSE system with transactional updates enabled -- either Leap/Tumbleweed with the Transactional Server role, or MicroOS? What did you have to do to get the install to complete successfully within a transactional-update...

Support Parallels Tools installation on VMs with openSUSE Transactional Updates (e.g. openSUSE Transactional Server install option, openSUSE MicroOS). At present the Parallels Tools installer can run within a transactional-update shell but fails installing the Parallels Tools daemon. OS with...

Updated a working OpenSUSE 19 VM to their latest update and there seems to be issues between SUSE and Parallels graphics drivers. The symptom is a continuous flickering, even in command line mode. Any suggestions out there?

Parallels Tools from Parallels 11 don't install properly on Leap 42.1 .. They seem to cause Yast to run but has no input.