So which one should I use?īut whichever one I pick, I do not find any ISO files. I do not think any of these are for that version. Lucid natty oniric precise I am using verision 22.04. I think thay are for divverent versions (or updates) of Ubuntu they are: For Ubuntu, the experience was different. From this point, drilling down the subfolders to find the ISO disk image for a windows virtual machine was easy. This lead me to believe I was on the right path. Looking under the latest releases we see one folder for windows and another folder for ubuntu. I went to /tools and, without describing the tree structures of all the folders and subfolders, I will sum up. Maybe there is a special method to installing the VMware tools for Ubuntu that does not require an ISO image.
I have been trying to find the ISO image specifically for Ubunto or Linux. There must be another ISO that is just for linux (Ubuntu) What I got, did not run on Ubuntu and I was told that it was supposed to be run only if the Virtual Machine was Windows.
So I went to /tools and downloaded the ISO for Windows, thinking that the ISO type was supposed to be for the hosting computer OS, and not for the Virtual Machine. I found that I need to install VMware tools before I can share a folder. First, I wanted to know how to move files from the hosting computer to the Virtual Machine My computer is a Windows 10 Enterprise and the OS of my vitrual machine is Ubuntu 22.04 64-bit. I installed VMWARE Workstation 16 Pro to move files. I need to know where to find the ISO file for Ubuntu to install VMware Tools. But I suppose it might be helpful to make this post here in case I can find some added insight into my issue. This might be more of a VMware question than an Ubuntu question.
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