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Anyway, it's possible to run Softimage Linux on a vmware.
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While working within linux environments, I personnally find more
enjoyable using Softimage running in a windows VM than the linux version
itself.
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While working within linux environments, I personnally find more enjoyable
using Softimage running in a windows VM than the linux version itself.
On Mon, Jan 14, 2013 at 8:53 PM, Halim Negadi
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Hi yall,
I'm interested in knowing if anyone is successfully using Softimage, and in
general all other CGI apps you might be using, in a VMWare instance? If so are
there any caveats one should be aware of?
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Joey Ponthieux
LaRC Information Technology Enhanced Services (LITES)
Mymic Technical
I find that Softimage and other 3D apps work well in VMs when the VM
is running a Windows OS. But I've had no success running Softimage
and other 3D applications in a VM when it is running Linux.
These days I prefer VirtulaBox over VMWare, but that is a personal
preference thing.
Best regards,
I've had the opposite experience. At work we have VMWare on Linux and it
runs Softimage and other AD softwares just fine.
On Mon, Jan 14, 2013 at 9:40 AM, Ben Houston b...@exocortex.com wrote:
I find that Softimage and other 3D apps work well in VMs when the VM
is running a Windows OS. But
other party.
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I find that Softimage and other 3D apps
Hi Alan,
No way? You mean you have a VM running Softimage on Linux? What
Linux OS are you running inside of the VM? Did you do anything
special to get it running? I've wasted countless hours try to get the
required video card drivers to work on Linux inside of a VM. I think
that cumulatively
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I find that Softimage and other 3D apps work well in VMs when the VM is
running a Windows OS
I think there's been some confusion... At work I'm on Linux (CentOS 6.2)
and my VMWare VM is virtualizing Windows 7, where Softimage runs swimmingly.
Was it a VM virtualizing Linux and running Softimage that was the issue for
you? I never tried that as we use Linux natively here.
On Mon, Jan
To be fair though... getting Softimage running on Linux in general isn't
for the faint of heart.
VirtualBox is cool... it's free and all. But performance wise it's quite
bad. VMWareFusion is quite speedy on my home machine. It's the only way I
run windows at home anymore.
On Mon, Jan 14, 2013
Softimage 2011/2012 2013 works like a charm over here on vmware
workstation 9 running windows 7 workstation x64 sp1 under ubuntu 12.04
amd64.
Except from a few harmless display bugs ( more often in the schematic than
in actual viewports ), it's definitely workable and has decent performance.
A
While working within linux environments, I personnally find more enjoyable
using Softimage running in a windows VM than the linux version itself.
On Mon, Jan 14, 2013 at 8:53 PM, Halim Negadi hneg...@gmail.com wrote:
Softimage 2011/2012 2013 works like a charm over here on vmware
workstation
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