How can I install VMware on Ubuntu 13.10?

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Solution 1

  1. Download the bundle from here to your Downloads folder.

  2. Open up the terminal: Ctrl+Alt+T

  3. Enter the following commands:

    cd Downloads 
    chmod +x VMware-Player-6.0.1-1379776.x86_64.bundle 
    sudo ./VMware-Player-6.0.1-1379776.x86_64.bundle
    
  4. Follow the install GUI.

Solution 2

VMWare is not packaged, but you can find detailed install instructions in the Community Wiki. I suggest you start by installing VMWare Player and go on from there. If you have particular issues installing please post the error messages.

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  • Orosjopie
    Orosjopie over 1 year

    How can I install VMware in Ubuntu 13.10? VirtualBox crashes the whole time or doesn't want to work 100%.

    I've tried the solution in How can I install VMWare Player on Ubuntu 12.10?, but I get errors in terminal when I try the commands.

    VMware can me used in the same way as VirtualBox, right? I want to install a different OS inside Ubuntu using VMWare.

    • mango
      mango over 10 years
      [This post]( askubuntu.com/a/392736/231085) has instructions to install vmware player (with pictures!) in the answers section.
    • jobin
      jobin almost 10 years
      It would be better if you could post the exact errors you encounter when you try to install VMware Player.
  • Orosjopie
    Orosjopie over 10 years
    I've looked and tried the commands you suggested on the link, but struggle to install the program, it looks installed if looked at terminal. but I still don't have the program en the tools needed, also described in the link,to get all working. What else can I do? I do have the bundle that I downloaded from vmware's website. There a way to install it?