RE: Home network problem -- PCTECH

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Subject: RE: Home network problem
From: "Jones, John \(US\)" <John.Jones@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 29 Dec 2005 16:13:13 -0600
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Which is what you can do with that VMWare browser.  

What they've done is come out with a VMWare session 'player' that lets
you run a VM on a machine without VMWare installed.  The VM session is
created on a machine that has VMWare installed.  The browser 'appliance'
is simply a locked down VM with Linux + FireFox (as I recall) and you
run it in the player.  If it gets trashed you just delete the file & run
another.

Very nice stuff.

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