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Fedoraproject.org alone was visited by
over a million unique IP addresses last month. Even if VMWare does
not wish to officially support Fedora, Ubuntu, and all the other
distributions this bug effects couldn't they fix it anyway since it
so seriously impacts unsupported use?
Think about what VMWare is doing by not
devoting the minuscule insignificant amount of resources necessary to
this. Is VMWare saying it doesn't support these distributions or are
they saying they don't want people to use their product at all on
these distributions? I propose VMWare Genuine Advantage which
ensures you must somehow break the DMCA to run on an unsupported
distribution and a new VMWare sponsored industry group which sues
their users who do.
SOMEONE AT VMWARE: Regardless of
company policy please think for a minute about what the right thing
to do is in this situation and then do the right thing. If I can
show you my ESX license keys costing $1000's of dollars can you fix
this so that I can export VM's to my Thinkpad and run them in VMWare
player?
Thank You for Your Time,
William
PS: I have the problem with a fully patched Fedora 9 and VMPlayer (latest version as of this posting). I also had to use the any-any patch and another patch for madwifi. If there is extra time how about throwing in some #ifdef's or whatever to eliminate the need for those as well?