This guide will step you through the steps to install the VMWare tools onto a Linux machine. In some cases, open-vm-tools may already be installed as a default package in your distribution.
Below are some example installation commands.
If you are running a non graphical/server operating system, use the server examples. If you are running a graphical/desktop version, use the desktop examples.
$ sudo apt install open-vm-tools
$ sudo apt install open-vm-tools-desktop
$ sudo yum install open-vm-tools
$ sudo yum install open-vm-tools-desktop
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