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
Hi,
Your Mac uses netbios to share its folders. This is why it's relatively
easier to share your host's file system in a Windows VMware guest
machine--netbios is natively a Microsoft way of doing such things.
You have two choices for access Mac hosted file systems under Linux
virtual machines:
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,
Did you run the integrity check on the ISO image? I have not used Sonar,
but there's surely some kind of checksum provided, and you should use it
to ascertain that the file you have on your local drive is a true copy
of the original. It might, for example, require you to run a sha command
of some
Hi Once Again,
In my other two messages about my saga with my upgrade to VMware 8, I've
explained how I successfully got past the problems with VMware's
reliance on Cisco Webex for remote access. I've also described the
partial success VMware Tech Support had fixing my issue. Windows works,
Linux
way to allow VMware to start the remote
session. Interestingly, it came with a keyboard shortcut.
More in my other response.
Janina
Georgina Joyce writes:
>
> > On 7 Jan 2016, at 13:48, 'Janina Sajka' via MacVisionaries
> > <macvisionaries@googlegroups.com> wro
Hi, My second update on my problem with of no sound in my virtual
machines after upgrading to VMware 8.
After getting through the issues of allowing VMware support remote
access to my Airbook, the problem for Windows 7 was solved fairly
easily. There was apparently a screen popup that I had never
Thanks, Roland. It's good to know I'm not alone, though your issue
sounds a bit different. Myself, I never get the slightest bit of sound
from the virtual machine.
Roland Zitzke writes:
> Hello Janina,
>
> Am Donnerstag, 31. Dezember 2015 23:48:13 UTC+1 schrieb Janina Sajka:
> >
> >
> > I've
Hi, All:
I was just on the phone with VMware tech support. The idea was that we
would establish a Webex session that would allow the tech access to my
Airbook to figure out, hopefully, what's wrong with the sound in my
virtual machines.
I was unable to get him on. Per his instructions, I opened
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