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VMWare black screen after installing all updates with Fedora Linux
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Or, since OP is on Linux, a native KVM option like virt-manager or boxes.
How did you come to the conclusion that I'm on Linux? I never said that.
My mistake. I read your post as you using VMWare Workstation on Fedora, not the other way around.
What version of Win 11 are you on? If you have the non home version you should look at enabling HyperV and use that for virtualization.
Last I checked HyperV was pretty bad with 3d acceleration.
Likely because VMs are CPU bound. Of you want 3d acceleration you would have to pass a GPU through to the VM.