VMware Tools installed in VMware virtual machines for Ubantu operating systems

It is well known that VMware Tools are installed in VMware virtual machines to enable file sharing between hosts and virtual machines, as well as free drag-and-drop functionality, and that the mouse can move freely before the virtual machine and host (instead of pressing Ctrl+alt release), You can also make the virtual machine screen full-screen.

So how does the Ubuntu system install VMware tools? method/Step 1

Select Virtual Machine menu Bar--Install VMware Tools 2

And then in the VMware Tools window, which pops up in the Ubuntu system,

Find Vmwaretools-9.6.0-1294478.tar.gz 3

Then right click--Copy to--desktop 4

The folder icon on the left at this time after the copy--right to repel out first 5

Then the vmwaretools-9.6.0-1294478.tar.gz on the desktop

Right-click to extract 6

There's a Vmware-tools-distrib folder 7 on the desktop.

And then reopen the folder icon on the left.

After opening, there is a search 8 in the upper right corner.

Pop-up Search Address bar input gnome-terminal

After the loss, click on the magnifying glass icon to search 9

and select File System 10 in the search results.

And then--reload

The lower right corner prompts for a positive search

And then pull it to the bottom of the search, find the terminal icon and open it.

Then enter sudo su in the pop-up terminal window.

The sudo su command can be explained in Ubuntu

The sudo su command, also known as "alternate user", "superuser", or "Switch User",

Then enter the login admin password

And then after entering the password,

Use CD command to access Ubuntu desktop

And then use the CD to enter the Vmware-tools-distrib folder on the Ubuntu desktop.

And then after entering the Vmware-tools-distrib folder,

Use sudo./install command to install the vmware-install.pl folder inside the Vmware-tools-distrib folder

sudo./vmware-install.pl

Press ENTER after [/usr/bin] appears

Direct to/dev/sr0 ... Until it stops.

To/dev/sr0 ...

Then enter the meaning of the reboot reboot system

When the screen becomes full-screen, this means that the installation tools are ready to pull files inside.