When it comes to virtualization on the desktop, two products stand front
and center: VMware Workstation and VirtualBox. VMware is the
long-standing original keeper of the flame, from the company that gave
us PC-centric virtualization technology as we know it. The latter is an
open source project now under the stewardship of Oracle, with its own
strongly competitive set of features.
I personally use VMware however, I am not comparing the two software. A few days back, I wanted to merge multiple vmdk disk files into a single one. I look around the internet and did the job. It was all console based so I decided to make a UI for it.
The program uses the functionality of the vmware-disk-manager which is a part of VMware workstation. It is just like a wrapper-class that provides an interface to use the mentioned software with ease.
When you run the application, what you see is vmware-disk-manager presented to you with a graphical user interface. The hard part stays behind the scene while you easily merge the vmdk disk files with just 3 clicks.
Expert users might like the old command-line way to merge the files, this program can be alot of help for the users who wants to get the job done.
You can download the program from the links below:
When you run the application, what you see is vmware-disk-manager presented to you with a graphical user interface. The hard part stays behind the scene while you easily merge the vmdk disk files with just 3 clicks.
Expert users might like the old command-line way to merge the files, this program can be alot of help for the users who wants to get the job done.
You can download the program from the links below:
Please note, I have made sure to make this a perfect release, there still can be a bug in the software. If you found any, let me know in the comments.
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