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How I installed VMWare Server

First I brought up a text terminal by clicking Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal. All command lines are given on this terminal.

1. Typed on command line:

   echo "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu feisty-commercial main" | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list

   (This command appends to file /etc/apt/sources.list the text /echoed.
   To avoid typing mistakes, select the line above with the mouse, move
   the mouse pointer (arrow) into the terminal area, click the mouse
   middle button and press the [Enter] key. Your user password will be
   required at this point. The echoing of the text on your terminal
   acknowledges that it was written in the file.)

2. I registered (gratis) at
   http://register.vmware.com/content/registration.html and asked for a serial number, which appeared on the browser window.
   I selected that number with the mouse and typed on the terminal:

   cat > vmware-serial-number.txt

   pressed [Enter] key, clicked the middle button of the mouse, then typed [Enter]​[Ctrl-D]. That way I saved the serial number for later use in a text file.

3. Typed line command:
   

   sudo apt-get update

4. Typed line command:
   

   sudo apt-get install vmware-server

   Then apt-get downloaded about 85 MB of files. After installation, 143 MB of disk space was taken.

5. In the installation process I was prompted to accept the EULA, which I did.
6. The vmware-server installer then asked for the serial number that I had saved; on the already open terminal I typed
   

   cat vmware-serial-number.txt

   which echoed the 20-character code on screen. I selected that number
   with the mouse and clicked the middle button in the prompt field. OK.

7. When the installation ended, I went to Applications ->
   System, and found the vmware server square symbol at the bottom of the
   pulldown menu. Success!
8. I clicked on that symbol, and I was greeted by the Connect to Host dialog box, where I clicked on the Connect button.
9. The VMware Server Console popped up, waiting for orders.
10. I then needed an installation disk, so I went to the Linspire site and downloaded the .iso file for the distribution into my /opt/downloads/ directory.

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