Anyway, to fix this, do the following.
Update Manjaro for good measure
$: sudo pacman -Syu
If kernel is updated, restart the VM:
$: sudo reboot
Get the kernel in use as this will be needed later.
$: uname -r
Mine shows this
5.4.13-3-MANJARO
Install VirtualBox guest utils
$: sudo pacman -S virtualbox-guest-utils
resolving dependencies... :: There are 11 providers available for VIRTUALBOX-GUEST-MODULES: :: Repository extra 1) linux316-virtualbox-guest-modules 2) linux414-virtualbox-guest-modules 3) linux419-virtualbox-guest-modules 4) linux44-virtualbox-guest-modules 5) linux49-virtualbox-guest-modules 6) linux53-virtualbox-guest-modules 7) linux54-virtualbox-guest-modules 8) linux55-virtualbox-guest-modules :: Repository community 9) linux419-rt-virtualbox-guest-modules 10) linux54-rt-virtualbox-guest-modules 11) virtualbox-guest-dkms Enter a number (default=1): 7
Remove video driver for VMware as this is not needed anymore.
$: sudo mhwd -r pci video-vmware
Next up is to shutdown the VM as we need to change the configuration.
$: sudo shutdown -h now
Once the VM is down, change configuration Graphics Controller to VBoxVGA ( Settings | Display | Graphics Controller to VBoxVGA). Start the VM, login and resize the VM window size - should work by now. You might need to click inside the VM to force it to resize.
Reference:
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/499938/manjaro-guest-on-virtualbox-not-able-to-get-the-full-resolution
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