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Linux kernel version is 3.10 or later, and the version of the installed Open VM Tools is 10.3.0 or later.įor the Linux virtual machines that have Open VM Tools installed but are not in the scope mentioned in the preceding bullet, Install/Update/Reinstall VMware Tools menu is enabled, so that you can install bundled tar tools on top of Open VM Tools to get Shared Folder (HGFS) feature support.įor old Linux virtual machines not supported by Open VM Tools, perform the following steps to install tar tools.

Linux kernel version is 4.0 or later, and the version of the installed Open VM Tools is 10.0.0 or later.

SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 and later releases.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 and later releases.

Modern Linux distributions not officially supported by tar tools.

Install/Update/Reinstall VMware Tools menu is not available for the following Linux virtual machines: Workstation Pro is 10.3.10 and will not be updated.

(This assumes you already had an i3 configuration file created).VMware Tar Tool for Linux virtual machine is feature-frozen at version 10.3.10, so the tar tools (linux.iso) included in If you use i3 as a window manager, go to the i3 config at ~/.config/i3/config and add the following line at the end. Reboot your computer and copy/paste should work with the default window manager. Run this command to install VMware Tools:įollow the prompts to install. Extract the VMware Tools tar to the Desktop and follow the below commands. If you didn't have open-vm-tools, you can skip to this step.Ĭlick on Virtual Machine > Install / Update / Reinstall VMware Tools. Get Ubuntu Server Option 1: Manual server installation USB or DVD image based physical install OS security guaranteed until April 2027 Expanded security maintenance until April 2032 Commercial support for enterprise customers Download Ubuntu Server 22.04. Then, after your computer reboots, you can install the VMware tools. Sudo apt- get purge -auto-remove open-vm-tools Then re-run sudo and VMware tools should install fine. Sudo apt- get remove -auto-remove open-vm-tools If you do have it installed, uninstall it. If it’s not installed, then first make sure you don’t have the open-vm-tools installed. Installing VMware toolsįirst, make sure you have VMware tools installed. I’ve had some trouble making my copy/paste work on a Ubuntu VM and hopefully it will help someone.