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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 005.4469
EAN: 9781886411722
ISBN: 1886411727
Label: No Starch Press
Manufacturer: No Starch Press
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 264
Publication Date: 2002-02
Publisher: No Starch Press
Sales Rank: 147739
Studio: No Starch Press
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Rating:  - Rough around the edges, but otherwise a decent reference
This book is a nice companion for the sparsely documented VMware software. I've used VMware since version 1, and while it's a fabulous tool, I've always been frustrated by features that I only knew about by reading the support knowledge base. I learned about some very useful features in the book that I hadn't discovered before, such as the ability to mount an ISO image as if it were a real CD-ROM device.
The writing is a bit unpolished, and could have benefited from more editing. Also, ... Read More
Rating:  - A useful resource for the dedicated programmer
The Book of VMware: The Complete Guide To VMware Workstation by Linux expert Brian Ward is a comprehensive guide to making the most of the VMware Workstation product. Individual chapters cogently address the VMware virtual machine from its floppy drives and serial ports to its USB interface and peripherals, how to install, configure, and operate VMware, Windows, Linux, and other guest operating systems, network file transfer, troubleshooting and much more. The Book Of VMware is a truly excellent and ... Read More
Rating: - The magic of VmWare explained/
I was asked to teach a class on various operating systems such as Windows 3.X, Windows 9X, NT, 2000, XP and Linux. The class was to go over the basic of each OS and the kicker was the class was to be 3 days long. With that many OSes it would have taken 3 days for installs alone, until I found VmWare.
With a basic understanding of the application I managed to teach the class, if I had this book then I would have been able to do so much more. Ward has simply put together the best book on the ... Read More
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