VMware Workstation 12 Quick Start for Red-Hat Linux
Hi! The Tutorial shows you Step-by-Step How to Install VMware Workstation Pro 12 on Red-Hat Enterprise Linux 5.x/6.x/7.x/8.x x8664 GNU/Linux KDE/GNOME Desktop.
Most Noteworthy: VMware Workstation 12 is the Latest Available Release for Legacy CPUs prior to 2011.
Includes Detailed Commands & Instructions on VMware Workstation Pro 12 Installation on Red-Hat that Show Every single Step and Command involved…
VMware Workstation Pro 12 continues VMware’s tradition of delivering leading edge features and performance that technical professionals rely on every day when working with virtual machines.
With support for the latest version of Windows and Linux, the latest processors and hardware, and the ability to connect to VMware vSphere and vCloud Air, it’s the perfect tool to increase productivity, save time and conquer the cloud.
A Short List of the VMware Workstation 12 Features:
- Built for Microsoft Windows 10 and More
- Display Powerful 3D Graphics
- Ready for High Resolution Displays
- Create Powerful Virtual Machines
- Ready for the Latest Hardware
- Enhanced Connectivity
- Build Virtual Networks
- Leverage the Power of vSphere and vCloud Air
- Protect your Work and Save Time
- Run Restricted Virtual Machines
- Expiring Virtual Machines
- Virtual Machine Cross Compatibility
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Download VMware Workstation Pro 12 (30 Days Trial)
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Open a Shell Terminal emulator window
In case first see: Terminal QuickStart Guide.
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Then Start the VMware-Workstation Installation Wizard
cd $HOME/Downloads
su -c "chmod +x ./VMware-Workstation*12*.bundle"
su -c "./VMware-Workstation*12*.bundle"
If Got “User is Not in Sudoers file” then see: How to Enable sudo
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Then Follow the VMware Workstation Pro 12 Installation WorkFlow
Accept the License:
If Already have a License Key then Inserts it. Otherwise follow on…
Then Start Installation:
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Then you can Enjoy the VMware Workstation 12 for Linux.
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