Hi Janina,
On 18 Jan 2016, at 22:06, 'Janina Sajka' via MacVisionaries
wrote:
> Well, if you mean the integration of all the tools in an out of the box
> installed product, it's certainly there on Linux for many users. The
> a11y use case has also been
hey,
here are the steps that i took.
do not trust official documentation and tutorials.
I launched a virtual machine, linux, i then went into the virtual machines menu
in Fusion 8 and hit the install VM tools, it then mounted the image on linux.
i started terminal and using ctrl shift T i pasted
Well, if you mean the integration of all the tools in an out of the box
installed product, it's certainly there on Linux for many users. The
a11y use case has also been demonstrated by small distro knockoffs like
Vinux.
It's not there, however, at the level that you can head over to Best Buy
and
Hmmm, hgfs? As in Mercurial?
I will take back what I just wrote, as I think I've just learned
something. And, yes, please share your steps. I would appreciate them.
Janina
mohammad suliman writes:
> hi,
> this was also my experience when I installed VMware on windows with Ubuntu.
> the
Well, I think the reason so few people use Linux desktops has more to do
with the Linux industry deciding to focus on the back office. There were
some very specific corporate decisions about this in the mid 2000's. I
was in the middle of them as Chair of the Open A11y work. All of sudden,
Hi Janina
My point was really more that the integration was non-existent. Of course we
know how it’s done because we have the knowledge to suss it all out, but Mac
and Windows users don’t even have the worry of learning. I think VMWare made
an important decision to allow distributors to
hey,
i just mounted the VM installer, did not worry about extraction of the archives
or the tons of other crap you find.
all i had to do was run these commands.
tar -xvf /media/$USER/"VMware Tools"/VMwareTools*.gz -C /tmp
and the last command.
sudo /tmp/vmware-tools-distrib/vmware-install.pl -d
The reason is that Open-VM-Tools is now using a FUSE driver that one installs
as part of the “open-vm-tools-desktop” package, whereas the proprietary tools
are using a dedicated vmhgfs kernel module that is now deprecated. I no longer
use sharing because the dependency requirements are too
hi,
this was also my experience when I installed VMware on windows with Ubuntu.
the documentation is terrible, so spent several hours trying to
configure shared folders.
On 1/14/2016 5:55 AM, Michael Marshall wrote:
hey all,
just wanting to let the list know that i have at last got my folders
hey all,
just wanting to let the list know that i have at last got my folders between
mac and ubuntu working on VM Fusion.
even the instructions from VM were wrong on this.
i had to remove open VM tools because it would not mount the HGFS directory and
install the VM tools that came with Fusion.
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