I'm running XP Pro under a Linux VMplayer (free) and I did not need
Workstation or Server to create it, just some google work and text-file
editing. I did have some trouble getting Ubuntu running in a VM, but I see
that others have gotten it working; I just don't care enough to make it
work...too
1. Can VMWare player under Linux run Windows XP as a guest.
Yes
2. Conversely, can VMWare player under Windows XP run Linux as a guest.
Yes
3. Can VMWare player under Linux run other Linux distros.
Yes
Basically, my impression is that its VMs must be created by Workstation
(or GSX or
On 5/7/07, Jerry Feldman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have some questions specific to VMWare player that I have not been
able to get answered to my satisfaction yet.
1. Can VMWare player under Linux run Windows XP as a guest.
Yes, but you need a VM for it (which must be created using
I have some questions specific to VMWare player that I have not been
able to get answered to my satisfaction yet.
1. Can VMWare player under Linux run Windows XP as a guest.
2. Conversely, can VMWare player under Windows XP run Linux as a guest.
3. Can VMWare player under Linux run other Linux
"Drew Van Zandt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have no trouble getting to "Fullscreen mode" from the menu... the trouble is
> that there's this irritating toolbar floating at the top, and I'd like to see
> nothing but the guest OS until I hit the hotkeys.
Hmm.. I dont recall Server-Console or
I have no trouble getting to "Fullscreen mode" from the menu... the trouble
is that there's this irritating toolbar floating at the top, and I'd like to
see nothing but the guest OS until I hit the hotkeys.
--DTVZ
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"Drew Van Zandt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've gotten VMWare Player working under Debian, and it's Really Cool, but I
> have one gripe I was hoping someone might have pointers for... I googled and
> came up with pages and pages of info that failed to help. When I'm running a
> guest OS
I've gotten VMWare Player working under Debian, and it's Really Cool, but I
have one gripe I was hoping someone might have pointers for... I googled and
came up with pages and pages of info that failed to help. When I'm running
a guest OS under Player, there's a toolbar always visible at the top.
