Hi,
I use vmware server on linux.
It runs fine. It starts as a service. You just have to answer a few
questions to start it up.
you can download *FREE* vmware server licenses from vmware.com
make sure gcc is installed. Yum install gcc (I use CentOS)
then run /usr/bin/vmware-config.pl
this guides you through the install.
start it with /usr/bin/vmware and/or set it in services.
It's pretty easy as Jeff says.
Post to the list and i'll help out where I can.
This is if you want virtualisation. If you want a remote display then
there are different options... like VNC.
Ben
Jeff Waugh wrote:
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I've googled for days, read everything, found one multi-page document
using virtual displays, yet nowhere have I found:
VMware Server (which is free) is very easy to run at boot.
Pointers p-p-p-pl-pl-please
http://www.vmware.com/products/server/
- Jeff
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