vSphere Client on Mac OS X

[dknthca]

Useless.

Running Windows software in a Windows virtual machine doesn't count as running something on Mac OS X.

This video demonstrates misleading, shameless link spam and waste of time.

[andrencampos]

you're a fucking douche, really.

[saibarspeis]

I've created my own app with the command but that seamless RDP is not so seamless ... I want a REAL vSphere client for mac. I don't want to depend on that remote computer ...

[boxofclocks2]

It's remote, you liar.

Woopie freakin dooo.

How is this any better than Unity or RDP?

You still have to have the Windows VM booted.

Youtube needs "title police".

[DJRhinofart]

That's exactly what it is. Fusion in Unity mode. Why mislead people about what you're posting up. This is not a native Mac OSX client.

[iammacgyver]

Thats exactly what it is, unity mode. Waist of time, dont bother watching.

[HappySpaceInvdr]

Not really sure what I'm looking at here as the video is too low res and the "punchingclouds" link simply gives me a "Error establishing a database connection" error in my browser.

What it looks like is someone running vSphere Client in Windows, inside a Virtual Machine in VMWare Fusion running in "unity mode".