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Is there any VMware runs on Unix?
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Good day!
I wonder if there is vmware that runs on Unix. Not the one runs on windows.
I heard there are few companys' got them but i coudln't google them
If anyone know idea about VMware for Unix, reply please!
I'm really interest on it hehe..
thank you for you time and have a supa dupa nice day!
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Thank you for the link but Mac is Linux... I'm looking for Unix hehe thaks tho
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Originally Posted by handh16
Thank you for the link but Mac is Linux... I'm looking for Unix hehe thaks tho
1) Mac is UNIX, not Linux.
2) VMWare does not make a UNIX version, they do however make a Linux version.
3) If you'd like to run VMWare on UNIX, VMWare on Mac OS X is the closest you will be getting for the time being.
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Originally Posted by goMac
1) Mac is UNIX, not Linux.
2) VMWare does not make a UNIX version, they do however make a Linux version.
3) If you'd like to run VMWare on UNIX, VMWare on Mac OS X is the closest you will be getting for the time being.
hm.. Mac isn't OS that closest to what im using now..
i got HP, Sun and IBM Unix.. i need those Vmware..
thanks anyway
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A visit to their website will give you the answer you need. There are several other virtualization/emulation options for Unix/Linux too.
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Originally Posted by handh16
hm.. Mac isn't OS that closest to what im using now..
i got HP, Sun and IBM Unix.. i need those Vmware..
thanks anyway
What is it you want to do with it?
Do you need to emulate x86 hardware or are virtual machines sufficient?
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Originally Posted by OreoCookie
What is it you want to do with it?
Do you need to emulate x86 hardware or are virtual machines sufficient?
Opps
ya im looking for virtual machines sufficient .. i used VMware as virtual machine
for shot worrd sorry about confussion
looking for virtula machines for HP,SUn,IBM's unix..
thank you for reply
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Originally Posted by OreoCookie
o..opensolaris? is it relate to unix?
Im.. confused..hehe
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Just a little question: are you familiar with the unices you are talking about (you specifically wrote Sun, HP, IBM)?
The names of the unix OS are
Sun: Solaris/OpenSolaris (probably you can see the connection now)
HP: Tru64 (for AlphaStations), HP-UX (for PA-RISC-based systems)
IBM: AIX
No offense, but it seems like you should first find out what systems you are dealing with and then familiarize yourself with the OS.
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Originally Posted by OreoCookie
Just a little question: are you familiar with the unices you are talking about (you specifically wrote Sun, HP, IBM)?
The names of the unix OS are
Sun: Solaris/OpenSolaris (probably you can see the connection now)
HP: Tru64 (for AlphaStations), HP-UX (for PA-RISC-based systems)
IBM: AIX
No offense, but it seems like you should first find out what systems you are dealing with and then familiarize yourself with the OS.
Thank you!
I'm not good at this unix world.. that is a problem for me
I just got very slim size of idea about unix.. that's why i had so many questions
your reply are so helpeful !
I appriciate it
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