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Posted by on Sep 4 2013 in • • • • Today marks the release of a new revision of VMware Workstation. This family of products is now in its 13th year, and I have quite the library of VMs built up over that period of time. Most of my VMs have been moved to my dedicated-for-virtualization Core i7 that's running 24x7, but there are still occasions where having VMware Workstation and/or the Player can be very handy. And migration between these virtualization platforms has become pretty seamless. Here's the detailed VMware blog post/announcement of this new Workstation release, with all the technical goodies explained: by Sep 04 2013.

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Workstation use case? Software development and testing with multiple monitor support, where of a running VM is quite handy, as are multiple displays, like. Player use case? Testing local boot devices, using USB 3.0 devices in a VM, faster than ESXi's limited USB 3.0 support, that I demonstrated.

For far more detail and explanation of why the free VMware Player may be adequate for many users needs, see also by Paul Braren Jan 02 2012. If you're not a developer and don't need snapshots, you'll probably be just fine with the free for non-commercial use VMware Player version, which still gives you the ability to both create and run VMs. Can I still use VMware Player for free?

VMware Player is free for personal non-commercial use. If you would like to learn about Virtual Machines or use them at home you are welcome to use VMware Player for Free. Students and Faculty of accredited educational institutions can use VMware Player for free if they are members of the VMware Academic Program.

All about VMware Player 6: Available with a license key to allow corporate use, it's then called VMware Player 6 Plus, 'can run restricted virtual machines', and includes support, for $99 here: But the software installer is available free, with no license key required (for non-corporate use), and doesn't time out or anything: If you need a commercial license of VMware Player 6 Plus and you have a Mac, consider VMware Fusion 6 Professional, the $129 virtualization software for OS X. Two birds, with one stone. It comes bundled with commercial-use license for VMware Player 6 Plus for PC: It costs more, but if you really need all the power and features of the premium workstation virtualization product, give VMware Workstation 10 a 30 day trial, with buy and upgrade buttons also available here: with Player bundled for free.: • The Latest Operating Systems – Easy Install now recognizes Windows 8.1 and new Linux distributions to make it easier than ever to create current virtual machines. Computers running Windows 8.1 can be converted into virtual machines via an easy-to-use wizard. • State of the Art Performance – Workstation 10 enables you to create faster, more powerful virtual machines with up to 16 vCPUs, 64GB of memory, 8 TB disks and faster USB connections, a new vSATA controller and twice as many virtual networks. • *Expiring Virtual Machines** – Restricted virtual machines can be set to expire at a specified date and time. An expired virtual machine automatically suspends and will not restart without administrator intervention.