Software-update: VMware Workstation Pro 26H1
Broadcom heeft versie 26H1 van zijn virtualisatiesoftware Workstation Pro uitgebracht. Met dit programma is het mogelijk om een of meer virtuele computers aan te maken, waarop een groot aantal verschillende besturingssystemen kan worden geïnstalleerd. Op die manier kunnen ze naast elkaar worden gebruikt, in tegenstelling tot een dualbootopstelling, waarbij voor het ene of het andere OS moet worden gekozen. VMware Workstation is beschikbaar voor Windows en Linux, en sinds het in handen van Broadcom is gekomen is het voor iedereen gratis te gebruiken. Wel is een account nodig om het te kunnen downloaden en na inloggen kunnen de downloads hier worden gevonden. De changelog voor deze uitgave ziet er als volgt uit:
VMware Workstation Pro 26H1 provides the following new capabilities.Added support for 64-Bit VMware Workstation Pro for WindowsVMware Workstation Pro for Windows is now available as a 64-bit application and all binaries, libraries, installer components, and related services are delivered and executed as 64-bit processes.Recording and reporting time stampsYou can easily identify virtual machines virtual machines by creation and last powered-on time stamp.Added support for remote connections to ARM-based ESX hosts, enabling basic virtual machine operations.Displaying virtual machine notes in folder tabs.Updated the saved credential formatYou can easily identify encrypted virtual machines and remote server in the credential manager of the host platform.New guest operating systemsUbuntu 26.04 LTSFedora 43Fedora 44SUSE Linux Enterprise 16openSUSE 16.0FreeBSD 15.0New host operating systemsUbuntu 26.04 LTSFedora 43Fedora 44SUSE Linux Enterprise 16 GAopenSUSE 16.0
Added support for 64-Bit VMware Workstation Pro for WindowsVMware Workstation Pro for Windows is now available as a 64-bit application and all binaries, libraries, installer components, and related services are delivered and executed as 64-bit processes.Recording and reporting time stampsYou can easily identify virtual machines virtual machines by creation and last powered-on time stamp.Added support for remote connections to ARM-based ESX hosts, enabling basic virtual machine operations.Displaying virtual machine notes in folder tabs.Updated the saved credential formatYou can easily identify encrypted virtual machines and remote server in the credential manager of the host platform.New guest operating systemsUbuntu 26.04 LTSFedora 43Fedora 44SUSE Linux Enterprise 16openSUSE 16.0FreeBSD 15.0Ubuntu 26.04 LTSFedora 43Fedora 44SUSE Linux Enterprise 16openSUSE 16.0FreeBSD 15.0
Ubuntu 26.04 LTSFedora 43Fedora 44SUSE Linux Enterprise 16openSUSE 16.0FreeBSD 15.0New host operating systemsUbuntu 26.04 LTSFedora 43Fedora 44SUSE Linux Enterprise 16 GAopenSUSE 16.0Ubuntu 26.04 LTSFedora 43Fedora 44SUSE Linux Enterprise 16 GAopenSUSE 16.0
Ubuntu 26.04 LTSFedora 43Fedora 44SUSE Linux Enterprise 16 GAopenSUSE 16.0Resolved IssuesAll help buttons and URLs in the user interface navigate to the Broadcom Technical Documentation home page instead of the specific Workstation help page
All help buttons and URLs in the user interface navigate to the Broadcom Technical Documentation home page instead of the specific Workstation help pageKnown IssuesWhen upgrading VMware Workstation on Windows from an earlier version, if the new installation path is different from the old one, ISO image files from the earlier installation are not automatically removed. These files remain in the old installation directory, for example, C:\Program Files (x86)\VMware\VMware Workstation\windows.iso and continue to consume disk space.Workaround: Perform one of the following tasks.Before upgrading, manually uninstall the earlier version of VMware Workstation and select the option to save product configuration.After upgrading, manually navigate to the old installation directory and delete the ISO image files and their containing folders.
When upgrading VMware Workstation on Windows from an earlier version, if the new installation path is different from the old one, ISO image files from the earlier installation are not automatically removed. These files remain in the old installation directory, for example, C:\Program Files (x86)\VMware\VMware Workstation\windows.iso and continue to consume disk space.Workaround: Perform one of the following tasks.Before upgrading, manually uninstall the earlier version of VMware Workstation and select the option to save product configuration.After upgrading, manually navigate to the old installation directory and delete the ISO image files and their containing folders.Before upgrading, manually uninstall the earlier version of VMware Workstation and select the option to save product configuration.After upgrading, manually navigate to the old installation directory and delete the ISO image files and their containing folders.
Before upgrading, manually uninstall the earlier version of VMware Workstation and select the option to save product configuration.After upgrading, manually navigate to the old installation directory and delete the ISO image files and their containing folders.
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