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Use Virtual Windows XP in Linux

So you want to use legacy windows-only applications and have no other options and instead of keeping separate machine or installing Complete OS on another partition just for such moments is waste of resources. Then you can use VMWARE products to do this, the preferred application is VMware Workstation, but I have seen you can install it via freeware VMware server too.

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[Solved] Vmplayer not working on fedora 7


Fedora 7 is not really just_out_of_oven latest operating system, So I am always expecting everything to work out_of_box , but I am using higher version of kernel (not default) so when things just don't roll out, I get thrown into the loop..

Latest episode was Vmware player not installing, after I failed to install vmware-server, I later found (via Vmware forums) there is easy patch for this.

so After you get your vmware player from Vmware.com , Install the RPM but don't run vmware-config.pl , Download Any-AnyUpdate113 patch , uncompress it and start 'runme.pl' script as super-user/root-user to patch your already installed Vmplayer.

You can now Go to Menu>SystemTools>Vmplayer, and you will see Vmplayer start. Its that easy (once you know what was solution ).

p.S:- I am planning to show many things done on server-side using this vmware fedora virtual image, so i can keep rolling back easily to test applications. Stay-tuned.
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