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### How do I increase the display resolution?
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For maximum compatibility, the display output will be a simple framebuffer in RAM. While this isn't the most optimal solution, it doesn't require any drivers. If your guest OS includes the `virtio-gpu` driver (as most Linux distributions do), you can add the following to your compose file:
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For maximum compatibility, the display output will be a simple framebuffer by default. While this isn't the most optimal, it doesn't require any drivers.
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If your guest OS bundles the `virtio-gpu` driver (as most Linux distributions do), you can add the following to your compose file:
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```yaml
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environment:
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VGA: "virtio-gpu"
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```
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to add a virtual graphics cards to your machine.
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to add a virtual graphics cards to your machine that allows for higher resolutions.
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> [!NOTE]
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> Using this method your screen will stay black during the boot process, until the driver is actually loaded.
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> Using this method your screen will stay black during the boot process, until the point where the driver is actually loaded.
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### How do I boot a local image?
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