2024-01-30, 19:15:17
Hi Wil,
To get rid of the Vm blackscreen, you somehow pause the the VM and unpause it.
Now I was wondering, if somehow you could recreate the VmWare Workstation GUI,
couldn't you incorporate VNC viewer within Vimarun GUI ?
This way the VM would always be visible in the GUI (no black screen).
Securiy wise one could even lock down the firewall (automomatically) to only be
able to view the VMs locally (if network security was an issue).
This way the VM should never be paused even if it was briefly.
If the "Vimarun" GUI would work over the network,
one could even use it as a command centre GUI to
stop and start diffirent VMs on diffirent hosts.
What are you thought on this suggestion ?
To get rid of the Vm blackscreen, you somehow pause the the VM and unpause it.
Now I was wondering, if somehow you could recreate the VmWare Workstation GUI,
couldn't you incorporate VNC viewer within Vimarun GUI ?
This way the VM would always be visible in the GUI (no black screen).
Securiy wise one could even lock down the firewall (automomatically) to only be
able to view the VMs locally (if network security was an issue).
This way the VM should never be paused even if it was briefly.
If the "Vimarun" GUI would work over the network,
one could even use it as a command centre GUI to
stop and start diffirent VMs on diffirent hosts.
What are you thought on this suggestion ?