I’ve mentioned VMware Player here a lot in the past and always with the caveat that while it is great to run virtual machines, it can’t create them (without hacks). After all, the name is “Player” right?
That all changed when version 3 of Player was released last month.
Here’s section of the Player “home” screen. Can
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I’m miffed. Darned close to full snit, actually.
A month and a half ago I bought VMware Workstation 6.5. The sale was just too good to pass up and I had a 30 day trial winding down. The timing was perfect and I was glad to make the purchase.
Shortly after that I ran into a bug.
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A couple months ago I discovered VirtualBox and its seamless mode. If you’re going to spend a lot of time in a virtual machine client, stuff like seamless mode makes it so much “smoother” in my opinion. Gives a nice integrated experience.
In the comments to that VirtualBox article Alisha had mentioned that VMware Workstation has
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I was preparing to reformat my machine last night and install Ubuntu 8.10. I made sure I had all my key data backed up to a USB drive and that I had Windows Server 2008 ready to install in Virtualbox so that I could continue my Windows development efforts. I also confirmed I had my
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The other day, I “tweeted“
you know how mac users have Parallels in “coherence” mode to run XP seamlessly in a VM? I want that for my linux machine. Suggestions?
Well, as is often the case, I asked before actually looking. Five minutes later I realized that VirtualBox has what I’m after in “Seamless Mode”. It
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