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#apt-key adv -recv-keys -keyserver 3B4FE6ACC0B21F32 #echo 'deb trusty universe multiverse' > /etc/apt/sources.list # Trisquel 7.0 = FSF modified Ubuntu 14.04 LTS if you're using Trisquel instead of Ubuntu Here's the quick & dirty install script I wrote. I ran into a few additional glitches, but I'm using Trisquel which is a modified version of Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. I suppose that this is more or less the same to get it working on Ubuntu 14.04 64 bit. I hope this helps someone, and I wish VMware would have done this work for us. I have a nasty feeling that USB redirection will not work, since I have never gotten that to work on Ubuntu 64 bit, but you can test that for yourself. I got one error when starting the client, that my ssl lib was old, but according to Ubuntu it is patched, so it does not need to be version 1.0.0i. There was no icon for it so I ran the command vmware-view from the command line, and then locked the icon to that task bar.

Ln -sf /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libcrypto.so.1.0.0 /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libcrypto.so.1Īfter this my scan reported no errors, and I was able to start the Horizon View Client. Turns out that there are a lot when you are running 64 bit.Īfter a lot of work and realizing that google for once was no help what so ever, I found that the following worked. I enabled everything in the wizard, and at the end of the installation you are able to scan for missing dependencies. I installed that package using these commands in the catalog I downloaded the package to. Just to be absolutely clear I used this package. I finally that decided to publish a generic client for Linux on the website, so that is a good thing. Seams like VMware has very limited support for Horizon View client on Ubuntu when it comes to 64 bit, and to be honest I find that VERY DISAPOINTING. I have had a lot of trouble getting the Horizon View 3.2.0 Client working on my freshly installed Ubuntu 14.10 64 bit.

Download ubuntu 14.04 iso 64 bit for laptop