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Cees De Groot wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I think that Darius meant that VMWare player + an OS image is not so
far removed from Squeak VM + Squeak Image.
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Right.<br>
But, do you know how VMplayer works? In a nutshell. <br>
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On 10/27/05, Brad Fuller <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:brad@sonaural.com"><brad@sonaural.com></a> wrote:
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Now that VMware has made their VMware Player available for free, everyone can
soon enjoy the advantages and frustrations of "living in Images..."
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<pre wrap="">How does this work, Darius? The VMware site says you can run any virtual
machine. Then, it immediately says "Run virtual machines created by
VMware Workstation, GSX Server or ESX Server" So, obviously not any
virtual machine.
I would imagine that another layer would have to be created or a current
VM would have to be re-configured so that it can call VMware Player to
operate.
brad
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