Re: Virtual machines for the Mac and linux.

UTM works pretty well. I tried to install slint and wile I was able to get a system installed, the only problem was that I could not get wifi. I am guessing that the wifi chip is not being picked up in emu which is what is used if you want to use x86 virtualizatoon. Native seems to work. Ma

Re: Virtual machines for the Mac and linux.

On 17/8/24 11:32, Anders Holmberg wrote: Since VMware is not going to be gone I was wondering if you can run linux in parallels? Or are there any other ways such as emu or something else to do this? You could try the following, about which I've heard positive reports. I haven't used it per

Re: Virtual machines for the Mac and linux.

Hi yes I run Fedora linux in a Parallels Vm. Maurice Mines. > On Aug 17, 2024, at 15:32, Anders Holmberg wrote: > > Hi! > Since VMware is not going to be gone I was wondering if you can run linux in > parallels? > Or are there any other ways such as emu or something else to do this? > Bl

Virtual machines for the Mac and linux.

Hi! Since VMware is not going to be gone I was wondering if you can run linux in parallels? Or are there any other ways such as emu or something else to do this? Bless. /A -- The following information is important for all members of the Mac Visionaries list. If you have any questions or conce

Re: Vpn and virtual machines.

half Of Anders Holmberg > Sent: Monday, 20 May 2019 6:20 AM > To: 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries <mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>> > Subject: Vpn and virtual machines. > > Hi! > I have a new Vpn account from mullvad.net <http://mullvad.net/>

RE: Vpn and virtual machines.

Anders Holmberg Sent: Monday, 20 May 2019 6:20 AM To: 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries Subject: Vpn and virtual machines. Hi! I have a new Vpn account from mullvad.net<http://mullvad.net> and they have a client for the mac. If i have the mac client running and start a virtual machin

Re: Vpn and virtual machines.

That rather depends on how you have the virtual machine configured. Most installations have the VM actually sharing your IP address on the local machine using a NAT (Network Address Translation). I used to mess with this technology a lot and was actually able to get it to do a number of very spe

Vpn and virtual machines.

Hi! I have a new Vpn account from mullvad.net and they have a client for the mac. If i have the mac client running and start a virtual machine for example in Linux or WIndows. Do i need the versions for the virtual machine too? Thanks in advance. /A -- The following infor

RE: Moving virtual machines from one computer to another.

MacVisionaries Subject: Moving virtual machines from one computer to another. Hi! Can i move a virtual machine created in vmware for linux to vmware for the mac? I guess i can but want to be pritty sure before i do it. Is it just to copy the file with the end.vhd or is there a more secure way? Than

Re: Moving virtual machines from one computer to another.

Hi just copy the file and then on the new hypervisor when you first boot tell the package you copied the file and it will rebuild the network interfaces. Should work just fine. > On Mar 10, 2017, at 2:37 PM, Anders Holmberg wrote: > > Hi! > Can i move a virtual machine created in vmware for l

Moving virtual machines from one computer to another.

Hi! Can i move a virtual machine created in vmware for linux to vmware for the mac? I guess i can but want to be pritty sure before i do it. Is it just to copy the file with the end.vhd or is there a more secure way? Thanks. /A -- The following information is important for all members of the Mac

Shortcut to transfer keyboard control to mac virtual machines solved

hey all, i thought i would let you know that i found that hitting command f6 transferred control from the host to the virtual mac OS Machine. you start up the virtual machine, turn off VO on the main mac, hit cmd f6 and if you get a bong sound hit tab and try again. I am not impressed with fusion

RE: semi-ot: Sonar virtual machines and dealing with virtual box

@googlegroups.com [mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of maurice.mines Sent: Wednesday, 13 July 2016 10:24 AM To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: semi-ot: Sonar virtual machines and dealing with virtual box I have a question his virtual box usable with voiceover in any way, shape, or

Re: semi-ot: Sonar virtual machines and dealing with virtual box

arning Linux stuff, I’ve gotten Emacspeak >>>>>>>> to work with the help of Twitter folks, but now wanna see if Linux >>>>>>>> will be useful to me as a whole. I’ve gotten Fedora working, sort of, >>>>>&g

Re: semi-ot: Sonar virtual machines and dealing with virtual box

ic packages that I see on other Linux lists, so I >>>>> now turn to Sonar. I’ve had VmWare Fusion for a while now, but using >>>>> Sonar with it just fails after installation, nothing happens. So I got >>>>> Virtual Box in order to play with an

Re: semi-ot: Sonar virtual machines and dealing with virtual box

nd that besides freezes, probably >> from it being Android, ported to x86 architecture, it ran pretty quickly >> and responsively, unlike VmWare unless you tweet settings in VMX files. So, >> are there any tips for more easily using Virtual Box, like adding iOS files >> to virtu

Re: semi-ot: Sonar virtual machines and dealing with virtual box

Linux lists, so I >>>> now turn to Sonar. I’ve had VmWare Fusion for a while now, but using Sonar >>>> with it just fails after installation, nothing happens. So I got Virtual >>>> Box in order to play with an Android talking virtual machine, which >>>> sto

Re: semi-ot: Sonar virtual machines and dealing with virtual box

, it ran pretty quickly > and responsively, unlike VmWare unless you tweet settings in VMX files. So, > are there any tips for more easily using Virtual Box, like adding iOS files > to virtual machines and running them, when I tried it didn’t work, or > anyone that has a Sonar Virtual

Re: semi-ot: Sonar virtual machines and dealing with virtual box

om: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com > [mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Scott Granados > Sent: Saturday, 2 July 2016 7:49 AM > To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com > Subject: Re: semi-ot: Sonar virtual machines and dealing with virtual box > > Linux runs on everythin

RE: semi-ot: Sonar virtual machines and dealing with virtual box

The interwebness runs a lot on linux also. -Original Message- From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com [mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Scott Granados Sent: Saturday, 2 July 2016 7:49 AM To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: semi-ot: Sonar virtual machines

Re: semi-ot: Sonar virtual machines and dealing with virtual box

tten Fedora working, sort of, but there >>>>> aren’t any blind-specific packages that I see on other Linux lists, so I >>>>> now turn to Sonar. I’ve had VmWare Fusion for a while now, but using >>>>> Sonar with it just fails after installation, nothing h

Re: semi-ot: Sonar virtual machines and dealing with virtual box

for a while now, but using >>>> Sonar with it just fails after installation, nothing happens. So I got >>>> Virtual Box in order to play with an Android talking virtual machine, >>>> which stopped talking after updating talkback, and found that besides >>>&

Re: semi-ot: Sonar virtual machines and dealing with virtual box

sides freezes, probably >>> from it being Android, ported to x86 architecture, it ran pretty quickly >>> and responsively, unlike VmWare unless you tweet settings in VMX files. So, >>> are there any tips for more easily using Virtual Box, like adding iOS files >>

Re: semi-ot: Sonar virtual machines and dealing with virtual box

and responsively, >> unlike VmWare unless you tweet settings in VMX files. So, are there any tips >> for more easily using Virtual Box, like adding iOS files to virtual machines >> and running them, when I tried it didn’t work, or anyone that has a Sonar >> Virtual ma

Re: semi-ot: Sonar virtual machines and dealing with virtual box

re any tips > for more easily using Virtual Box, like adding iOS files to virtual machines > and running them, when I tried it didn’t work, or anyone that has a Sonar > Virtual machine that works in Virtual box, or VmWare somehow? > Sent from my Mac. > > Devin Prater > d.pra.

semi-ot: Sonar virtual machines and dealing with virtual box

it being Android, ported to x86 architecture, it ran pretty quickly and responsively, unlike VmWare unless you tweet settings in VMX files. So, are there any tips for more easily using Virtual Box, like adding iOS files to virtual machines and running them, when I tried it didn’t work, or

Re: Accessible virtual machines

Thank you very much for your kind help! I'm not new to the Mac OS, I've used a MacBook Pro for almost six years, but then I got help from school to install Windows using Bootcamp. So now I thought it would be nice if I can install Windows without sighted help. :) Because from what I understand,

Re: Accessible virtual machines

Thank you very much for your kind help! Den söndag 27 mars 2016 kl. 11:16:56 UTC+2 skrev Shawn Krasniuk: > Hi Nicholas, welcome to the list, and your English was fine. > Unfortunately, VMWare Fusion is the only accessible app out there that can > run Windows virtually. Parallels is totally in

RE: Accessible virtual machines

@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Niklas Karlsson Sent: Sunday, 27 March 2016 10:05 PM To: MacVisionaries Subject: Accessible virtual machines Hi all, I'm a new member here and this is my first post. :) I'm considering to buy an iMac sometimes soon, but I think their'll be some win

Re: Accessible virtual machines

Hi, fusion is your best bet. I know some have played around with virtual box and gotten it to work, but I get the impression if you’re not a real tecchie, you’ll have problems. I personally use fusion for the odd time I need or want windows for anything. hth, Caitlyn > On Mar 27, 2016, at 5:04

Re: Accessible virtual machines

Most accessible virtual machine application is VMWare Fusion. I am pasting below the address of the archive page of all the messages from this list. If you search for VMWare fusion or fusion, you will find many threads there discussing running windows in VMWare Fusion with VoiceOver. Just a li

Re: Accessible virtual machines

Hi Nicholas, welcome to the list, and your English was fine. Unfortunately, VMWare Fusion is the only accessible app out there that can run Windows virtually. Parallels is totally inaccessible and the only way to have virtual box accessible is if you run it through Terminal if you're comfortable

Accessible virtual machines

Hi all, I'm a new member here and this is my first post. :) I'm considering to buy an iMac sometimes soon, but I think their'll be some windows programs I will need to run. I've read about different virtual machine applications, VMWare Fusion, Paralells and VirtualBox. Just wondering if someone

Re: Virtual Machines

Fusion is the only one that I am aware of that is accessible. HTH. Matthew On May 5, 2014, at 12:40 PM, Tristan wrote: > Hi list, > > I just ordered a MacBook Air, the model that came out last week. As I > said in my past thread, I'm looking to virtualize a copy of Windows 7 > or Windows 8.1

Re: Virtual Machines

True. As I said, though, Virtual Box does have a command line interface. If you're comfortable in Terminal, you can administer things from there. It's not as convenient or easy at all, but I hear it is doable. I only mention this because it is free, whereas Fusion is $40 or $60, I don't remember

Re: Virtual Machines

Hi guys, I've had the opportunity to play with virtual box a bit, and it's definitely not accessible. Your best bet is to stick to VmWare Fusion since it is by far the most accessible. Hope that helps. Take care. On 5/5/14, Caitlyn and Maggie wrote: > Hi, > I use vm fusion. > I hear that Paralells

Re: Virtual Machines

You want to use VMware Fusion, no question. Parallels is not accessible, and the company seems to have no interest in fixing this. Original message: Hi list, I just ordered a MacBook Air, the model that came out last week. As I said in my past thread, I'm looking to virtualize a copy of Windo

Re: Virtual Machines

Hi, I use vm fusion. I hear that Paralells is not accessable at all. There is another possible solution called virtual box, but I don't know anything about that. You will have to use an external dvd drive to install your windows and probably other windows programs, unless you have iso files. W

Re: Virtual Machines

VMWare Fusion. Fortunately, opinions matter little here; Parallels is inaccessible, Virtual Box is inaccessible unless you're good with the Terminal, and Fusion is fully accessible. Of course, Bootcamp is your other option, but that can eat up a lot more disk space, and said space is at a premiu

Virtual Machines

Hi list, I just ordered a MacBook Air, the model that came out last week. As I said in my past thread, I'm looking to virtualize a copy of Windows 7 or Windows 8.1. Which VM solution is more accessible with Voiceover -- Parallels or VMWare Fusion? Which app provides the best interface and fluidity

Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro

naries@googlegroups.com > [mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Sean Murphy > Sent: Friday, August 17, 2012 3:41 AM > To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com > Subject: Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro > > Hello Paul, > > This is wrong.

RE: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro

@googlegroups.com [mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Sean Murphy Sent: Friday, August 17, 2012 3:41 AM To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro Hello Paul, This is wrong. I can use Focus 40 FS braille display in

Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro

ter of >> seconds. There are a couple of other things you should know. Focus Braille >> Drivers do not load in the Virtual Machine and Freedom Scientific is not >> willing to help resolve the issue because they don’t support running JAWS or >> any of their application

Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro

help resolve the issue because they don’t support running JAWS or > any of their applications in Virtual machines. Finally, any time you change > the configuration of your Virtual Machine you lose an activation. Freedom > Scientific is not willing to issue additional keys very often. On t

Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro

ssage - From: Alex Hall To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2012 11:30 PM Subject: Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro One word: NVDA. Go to http://www.nvda-project.org to find out more and download this program, but it's basica

Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro

ul Hunt >> To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com >> Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2012 7:15 PM >> Subject: Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro >> >> Hello Damash. I have been using fusion for two years. In general it works >> fine but peformance i

Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro

rhu...@att.net> *To:* macvisionaries@googlegroups.com <mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com> *Sent:* Wednesday, August 15, 2012 7:15 PM *Subject:* Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro Hello Damash. I have been using fusion for two years. In general

Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro

ealing with jfw, which is not even supported on virtual machines. To be fair I have not yet tried nvda on a vm, but I have not heard of anyone having problems with it on the development or support email lists. Now, off to research virtualbox so I can have a leg to stand on regarding nvda on a

Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro

Ok, thanks Paul. I appreciate the input, especially the information about losing keys on jaws. - Original Message - From: Paul Hunt To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2012 10:33 PM Subject: RE: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief

RE: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro

aille Drivers do not load in the Virtual Machine and Freedom Scientific is not willing to help resolve the issue because they don't support running JAWS or any of their applications in Virtual machines. Finally, any time you change the configuration of your Virtual Machine you lose an activatio

Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro

virtual machines and a brief intro Hello Damash. I have been using fusion for two years. In general it works fine but peformance is much better with bootcamp especially with Open Book. On Aug 15, 2012, at 11:39 AM, "Damashe Thomas" wrote: Hello List, My name is Damashe Th

Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro

Hello Damash. I have been using fusion for two years. In general it works fine but peformance is much better with bootcamp especially with Open Book. On Aug 15, 2012, at 11:39 AM, "Damashe Thomas" wrote: > Hello List, > > My name is Damashe Thomas and I am fairly new to the macvisionaries gro

Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro

From: "Emilio" > To: "MacVisionaries" > Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2012 4:49 PM > Subject: Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro > > >> Hello Damashe, >> >> First, if you are wanting to exicute the installation

Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro

ust 15, 2012 4:49 PM Subject: Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro Hello Damashe, First, if you are wanting to exicute the installation and full operation of Windows on the Mac, I would highly recommend VMware Fusion. Reviewing the archives will provide a thorough set of

Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro

Hello Damashe, First, if you are wanting to exicute the installation and full operation of Windows on the Mac, I would highly recommend VMware Fusion. Reviewing the archives will provide a thorough set of directions that will help you learn how to install Windows, as should the product web site. I

Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro

out any recent updates. >> - Original Message - >> From: Red.Falcon >> To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com >> Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2012 12:50 PM >> Subject: Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro >> >> Hi there! >> I can

Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro

ut > any recent updates. > - Original Message - > From: Red.Falcon > To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com > Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2012 12:50 PM > Subject: Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro > > Hi there! > I cannot answer about using windo

Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro

August 15, 2012 12:50 PM Subject: Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro Hi there! I cannot answer about using windows stuff [never have used it] but I do know that parallels is not accessible so do not let anyone sell you it! Hth Colin On 15 Aug 2012, at 17:3

Re: Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro

Hi there! I cannot answer about using windows stuff [never have used it] but I do know that parallels is not accessible so do not let anyone sell you it! Hth Colin On 15 Aug 2012, at 17:39, Damashe Thomas wrote: > Hello List, > > My name is Damashe Thomas and I am fairly new to the macvisiona

Two questions about virtual machines and a brief intro

Hello List, My name is Damashe Thomas and I am fairly new to the macvisionaries group. I live in the great state of Georgia. I have been a very happy iOS user for the past four years and am preparing to make the move to the mac. I have two quick questions to get started. Does anyone have experie

Re: copying files in virtual machines

Kawal, I thought I did have fusion tools installed, but now when I go to the virtual machine menu, it says "install fusion tools", so I guess it's not there after all. Thanks, I'll try this and see what happens. Cait On May 23, 2011, at 12:30 PM, Kawal Gucukoglu wrote: > Hi. > > Have you go

Re: copying files in virtual machines

Hi. Have you got VM tools installed? If not, please install them as then you can copy window files and vice versa to your Mac. On 23 May 2011, at 17:20, Caitlyn Furness wrote: > Hi folks, > > I have a virtual machine on my mac running windows xp home. I am primerily > using this for k1000(ho

copying files in virtual machines

Hi folks, I have a virtual machine on my mac running windows xp home. I am primerily using this for k1000(hoping to get docuscan if they get the wrinkles ironed out). anyway, everything seems to be fine, except I can't copy and paste files from the mac side over to the windows side. I do hav

RE: How do I get 2 Virtual machines to communicate? Please! help!

do I get 2 Virtual machines to communicate? Please! help! Hello Simon. Thanks for your reply. THey are on the same IP range, I've set up the parent first, In short, I've done everything you've suggested but there is still no connectivity between the 2 machines. I am serious, I h

Re: How do I get 2 Virtual machines to communicate? Please! help!

the suggestions. Matthew Campbell. On 2010-03-26, at 3:15 AM, Simon Fogarty wrote: > Hi Mathew, > > So let me get this right. > > Your running server 2k8 on netbooks? Or on / in Virtual machines? > And your trying to make them a domain controller and a child domain of > t

RE: How do I get 2 Virtual machines to communicate? Please! help!

Hi Mathew, So let me get this right. Your running server 2k8 on netbooks? Or on / in Virtual machines? And your trying to make them a domain controller and a child domain of that parent domain. Are they both on the same IP range? Have you setup the parent domain machine first? Then

How do I get 2 Virtual machines to communicate? Please! help!

Hello List members. I'm experimenting with windows server 2008 for my server configuration and server administration classes at school. I'm trying to install a parent domain and a child domain on the other. How do I get the 2 machines to see each other on the network? I've been trying to do the jo