This is the default option.Īllows the installation to continue even if there is an error in one of the installer scripts. Shows installation questions that have not answered before or are required. Use this option to customize the locations of the installation directories and set the hard limit for the number of open file descriptors. Opens the GUI-based VMware installer, which is the default option. x86_64.bundle -gtkįor options, you can use other expressions to as per the requirement.
The final command in our case: sudo sh Vmware-Player-15.0.2-10952284. Sudo sh paste-copied-file-name – -options So after copying the downloaded file name use it with below command: Now copy the name of the file which in our case was: V mware-Player-15.0.2-10952284. For that follow the below commands: cd Downloads So, first switch the directory to Downloads.
You can install different guest operating systems to run simultaneously.īy default what we download from internet using the browser goes into Downloads folder of Ubuntu. If we talk about the guest operating system then it supports a wide range such as Windows 10, Windows 8.X, Windows 7, Windows XP, Ubuntu, Red Hat, SUSE, Oracle Linux, Debian, Fedora, openSUSE, Mint, CentOS and more. Workstation player can easily install and run on multiple x86-based Windows, Linux and MacOS. The Vmware Workstation player is free for students or personal use but for commercial purpose, you need to purchase a license. This tutorial to install VMware player on Ubuntu, here, performed on the latest version 18.04 which will also work on Ubuntu 18.10, 17.04, 17.10, 16.04 and so on… Steps given here are same for Vmware workstation 14 player too. While writing this article the Vmware Workstation 15 player was the latest version for Windows and Linux platforms like Ubuntu. Installing Vmware workstation player on Linux Ubuntu is one of the best alternatives to VirtualBox for creating and running Virtual machines in minutes…
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