Re: How to enable and configure remote desktop (debian + win7)
I dont know, that is a stupid question, or not.. but, if I purchase for a vmware workstation, it is better, then the player?
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Re: How to enable and configure remote desktop (debian + win7)
"better" is a relative term! VMware Player is free for non-commercial use and VMware Workstation cost $249.00 USD. Obviously VMware Workstation has many features that VMware Player doesn't however...
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Re: How to enable and configure remote desktop (debian + win7)
you are right I dont wanna more features, just an internet connection to the virtual machine.
View ArticleRe: VMWare Player 5 Silent Install
WoodyZ, I was not able to use the preferences.ini in %AppData% because it will only apply to the current user. I need this to apply to all users.
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Thanks for your responses though. I didn't think to look in the registry until you mentioned it.
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Re: VMWare Player 5 Silent Install
jaybird283 wrote: WoodyZ, I was not able to use the preferences.ini in %AppData% because it will only apply to the current user. I need this to apply to all users. So, why can't you script it to...
View ArticleConnection between Ubuntu (VMWare player) and Windows by TCP/IP
Hi, I have Windows 7 as operation system on my PC. I uses Ubuntu as second OS with VMWare player. My question is: How can I start any program on Windows using Terminal in Ubuntu (through TCP/IP...
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Well.. I thought about the same thing. first of all. Seeding it in the default user profile wouldn't help in this situation since it would only apply to new users who log into the computers, not users...
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jaybird283 wrote: Well.. I thought about the same thing. first of all. Seeding it in the default user profile wouldn't help in this situation since it would only apply to new users who log into the...
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Exactly. You wouldn't happen to have a script like that would you? I could use it for future projects.
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Sorry I don't have anything handy at the moment however when I use to have the need for customized rollouts with this type conditions I usually wrote compiled executables crafted as needed in C or VB....
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Well, if you ever run across something like that then let me know. I would be interested for sure.
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Welcome to the Community - Perhaps this will do it - http://www.rdesktop.org/?
View ArticleExpanding Memory in Ubuntu
Hi all! So I want to expand the hard drive of my Ubuntu virtual machine. I am able to expand it through VMware but I am not sure how to go about expanding it inside the actual operating system.Any...
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The OP said, "How can I start any program on Windows using Terminal in Ubuntu (through TCP/IP connection)" with the key words being "using Terminal" and rdesktop is its own application that does a RDP...
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Re: Expanding Memory in Ubuntu
Expanding the Partition/Volume/FileSystem in a Virtual Hard Disk is essentially no different then doing so on a Physical Hard Drive so act accordingly. It will also depend on the FileSystem you...
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The attached file "DoForEachUser.vbs.zip" file contains a sample script of how you could add this to your batch .cmd script to implement something for each Local User. I coded it to skip the...
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You're welcome... also I modified the code so re-download the DoForEachUser.vbs.zip file. See Message was edited by: WoodyZ in the previous reply for reason.
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Hi You can enable a telnet server on your W7, but try to use a ssh server like cygwin/openssl Cygwin SSHD HowToAnother way is to use powershell from your linux,...
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