Vmware player 2.0 on Ubuntu 7.04

Run multiple operating systems simultaneously on a single PC

Get more out of your existing computer hardware. Use the free VMware Player application to run multiple operating systems simultaneously on a single PC.

With VMware Player, you can use any virtual machine created by VMware Workstation, VMware Server or VMware ESX Server, as well as Microsoft virtual machines and Symantec LiveState Recovery disks. Use 32- and 64-bit Windows, Linux, NetWare, or Solaris x86 operating systems side-by-side, without rebooting or partitioning your hard drive.
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[2DGUNNY]

dude did u pay for vmware?

[jrstravino]

vmware player and server is free...

[DJAndre1]

ohh damn i forgot what the name of that

song was..

please refresh my memory..

ty

and good video keep up the good work ;)

and please do check out my video if you got the time..

please pm me the name..

ty.

[jrstravino]

One by U2 from the album Achtung Baby

[seetherfan1328]

I've been looking for a tutorial on how to install VMware player with Linux as the host OS. Everyone seems to be using Windows with Linux as the virtual OS. I have Ubuntu 11.04 on another drive but I can't install the fucking thing cause of the complexity of the command line shit. I'm really frustrated... and I want to do this because I was told that everything runs faster on Linux, blah blah, but I've yet to see it cause I can't get it to work!!!! Any ideas???

[macfanofgi]

no. you only need a 64 bit computer to run a 64 bit guest os. if your guests are all 32 bit, then a 32 bit host will work fine.

[hobbs312]

do you need a 64 bit PC to use a virtual drive or machine?

[jeremydrumond1234]

my vmware is lagging

[MrTalkingGames]

how did you get VMware on ubuntu?

[mrcodexxx]

awesome music!!!

[EndsRS]

It doesnt put it on your desktop

[nonodonoin]

commmmmmmmmmments

[dale456654]

any tutorial or anything?

[navicto]

Hey, how did you  manage to transfer a file from the host OS to the guest just by dragging it??? i use Vbox and i didn´t even imagined this was possible!