mouse is not working in minecraft [SOLVED]

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I'd say this is more specific to VMware than Arch Linux itself. May I ask why you are running Minecraft, a cross-platform game, in Arch on VMware on Windows?

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just checking how it works

my main pc can't support 1.20 when i install in linux it has 25 fps but can't move mouse

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Most Java games run well on Linux. But you can't test how they will run on your hardware using a virtual machine that emulates a GPU.

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oh

so i can't fix it?

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All the hardware your VM Arch installation sees is either emulated or a walled garden.

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oh

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To see how Arch Linux really performs on your specific hardware, you need to test it on a real machine.

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ok

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I'd say this is a Vmware specific problem.

I doubt there is any help here to fix the problem.

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well i have 2 drives but 2 secound one is external and has 70 gb remaing if i partition 50gb and can install arch linux on it? dual boot?

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ok

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If you want to try Arch on your hardware, I'd recommend installing it on a USB drive so you can test it without touching your discs.

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ok

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VMware should support cloning VM images to physical disks.

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oh i had 30gb usb drive

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You may be able to duplicate this particular VM Arch installation you have created on a USB drive.

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More than enough for a typical installation

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26.4 GB taking the arch linux

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yes

well lets check if new installion

will it take more than 6gb?? fresh instatllion?

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I don't know exactly how much space it would take. If the USB drive doesn't contain any important data, I'd recommend using the whole thing.

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ok

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And the installation can be done in VM, as VMware support uses physical storage as a virtual disk.

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do i want to install the os from vmware to usb or normal way?

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i will do fresh installaion because that will be great?

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New installation or clone of an existing one, doesn't really matter, as long as you know what you're doing.

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ok

my question is i have a usb of 30gb, can i install fresh os to that usb through vmware ? i think i can't

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As has been said many times, it could be done.

Please do your own research

There are practical resources available online that will tell you how to do such an installation from within VMware.

Good luck

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ok

Thank you for giving your time have a nice day 🙂