Blogs are very popular now. PCMAG says we are living in the "Year of Virtualization" and I would say it's not only the "Year of Virtualization" now but also the "Blogging Decade" as well. Consequently, when I understood the need of website to promote my small "virtualization utility", the first idea was to use a blog model instead of an ordinary "shareware site". The good thing is users can comment and hence improve every aspect of site functionality: product price, registration questions, product features, bugs and so on.
Please let me know what do you think about this experiment, comment!
Wednesday, May 2, 2007
Tuesday, May 1, 2007
What is Inventory
VMPlayer Inventory is designed to work jointly with VMware Player. Player is awesome free product from VMware but it has a lack of management and configuration capabilities. Inventory offers you virtual machine management capabilities similar to upper level VMware products.
Inventory is a lightweight program hiding in the tray and ready for use in any second.
Inventory is a lightweight program hiding in the tray and ready for use in any second.
Monday, April 30, 2007
Inventory Features - 8 reasons to try it
1) Start and stop virtual machines in a convenient way. Just like in VMware Workstation or VMware Server.
2) Edit virtual machine settings. With usual VMware interface.
3) Add, remove and configure virtual hardware.
4) Automatic inventory population. Inventory automatically searches for virtual machines on your computer at startup. If you launch a new virtual machine it will be automativally added to inventory too.
5) Mount virtual machines disks to your host system. The simple way to access data on your virtual machines. Mounting means the new disk drive appears in the host system wich you can use to read/write data as a generic disk drive.
6) Save taskbar space. Inventory will hide unnecessary Players windows if you like. All the Players are easily accessed in any time through the Inventory menu.
7) Tray visualization for launched virtual machines.
8) Problem machine configuration auto-detect and auto-fix. Sometimes virtual machine runs with VMware Server or VMware Workstation, but refuses to start when using VMware Player. Inventory automatically detects possible problems and fixes them.
2) Edit virtual machine settings. With usual VMware interface.
3) Add, remove and configure virtual hardware.
4) Automatic inventory population. Inventory automatically searches for virtual machines on your computer at startup. If you launch a new virtual machine it will be automativally added to inventory too.5) Mount virtual machines disks to your host system. The simple way to access data on your virtual machines. Mounting means the new disk drive appears in the host system wich you can use to read/write data as a generic disk drive.
6) Save taskbar space. Inventory will hide unnecessary Players windows if you like. All the Players are easily accessed in any time through the Inventory menu.
7) Tray visualization for launched virtual machines.
8) Problem machine configuration auto-detect and auto-fix. Sometimes virtual machine runs with VMware Server or VMware Workstation, but refuses to start when using VMware Player. Inventory automatically detects possible problems and fixes them.
Saturday, April 28, 2007
Order Inventory
Home License ($24.95)
Business License ($44.95)
I use ShareIt service to proceed orders.
Trial Usage
You can evaluate full-featured Software for 14 days. Then you have to either buy the Software or remove it from your computer.
Business License ($44.95)
I use ShareIt service to proceed orders.
Trial Usage
You can evaluate full-featured Software for 14 days. Then you have to either buy the Software or remove it from your computer.
Friday, April 27, 2007
Support
If you experience any problem with VMPlayer Inventory, please leave a comment here or send me e-mail to support@vmunit.com
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