#UBUNTU .BUNDLE FILES PASSWORD#
bundle file -> Properties -> Permissions -> check "Is Executable".ħ) Open a terminal and navigate to the folder where you downloaded the file, or if you're still in Dolphin just press F4, it will open a terminal in the current directory.Ĩ) Type su and give your root password to acquire admin rights.ĩ) Type. As of this writing it is VMware-Player-4.0.1-528992.x86_64.bundle.Ħ) Make it executable: from Dolphin, right-click on the.
If this link get outdated google vmware player download, it'll be faster than navigating their site.ĥ) Download the latest package (extension. That is not to say that vbox is not good - it is.ġ) Make sure that Kernel-sources, gcc and make are installed.Ģ) go to VMware and register, it's free but they do ask for a valid e-mail, name and address.ģ) Activate your account from the e-mail you'll receive a couple minutes after registering.Ĥ) VMWare Player download is somewhat buried in their site, they'd prefer you buy workstation, but you can get it from here. However, AFAIK it lacks the usb feature found in Oracle's edition, licensed only for personal use (you can't use it at work), and after the original developer, Sun, was sold to Oracle, there are some concerns about the future of Sun's opensource projects (see what happened to Ooo).Īs a user of vmplayer for years, I've always found it reliable and easy to use, and perceptibly faster than vbox, at least the couple of times I experimented both side by side. Usually the open-source community prefer Virtualbox (AKA VBox) due to it's community edition. Although it's written for 64-bit architecture, it's the same for 32-bit installs, just grab the 32-bit bundle.
#UBUNTU .BUNDLE FILES INSTALL#
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