You can install X Windows via a text interface and VMWare via a console command ('rpm -i ...').
You could also just add "vmware -args" to "~.Xclients". I'm not sure how much configuration
VMWare requires or it can be done non-graphically.
Best,
--JP
--- Patrick Turnage <patrickt at tampabay.rr.com> wrote:
> Well I can say that I am doing the reverse and it works great..
> running vmware under windows and inside vmware Linux, I've heard that jfw
> does work.. but you have to have x windows up and running to install and
> configure vmware for linux so it is kind of hard for some totally blind
> people totest it.. unless there is someway to set it up with out using the
> x interface.
>
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