On 4/8/07, Alexey Eremenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 4/8/07, Luis Gallardo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It would be nice to see beryl or 3DDesktop (or any other eye-candy) running > on a VM. > > But honestly, I'd like to have working soon (rather than 3D): > > > Cut and paste between guest and host Yes this one is handy +file drag-n-drop.
Yes!!. Some time I ha
Better Memory allocation (just the memory used on real time) Actually, I saw the RAM usage, and I have no problem with the current allocation.
I don't think so. When you allocate 128 MB, it takes 128 MB from your real memory. VMWare takes just the memory it uses (less than 128 MB). If you run more than one VM, you'll see how your host's performance (and guests' performance) goes down.
Host networking for human being. The bridge and iptables techniques are a > little confusing for new users. True - this is a MUST. Run two instances of the same VM
You didn't say a thing about it...hahaha. Maybe it's no as popular as I think.
Turn on and off VM's without Graphics (server mode) from the Administrator > GUI. If you have a GUI client on your network then it is working ! Windows XP Pro can be remotely shutdown via Task Manager. Linux can be remotely shutdown via init 0 command.
Of course, using VBoxVRDP you can start your VM's with remote desktop enabled (and shutdown them later). I just wanted a more "centralized" way, without opening extra shells, ssh or rdesktop commands. --
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-- Saludos, Luis Gallardo
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