Add support of vmware virtual machines #31
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Hi @izharikov, I appreciate your efforts, but to be honest I don't know what to do with your pull request as of now. The initial vision for this toolset was to have free and cross platform VM solution, which can be used on PC and Mac. We stopped on VirtualBox back then. We are currently looking into Hyper-V option, as it turns out that it will allow us to create automated CI pipeline and provide better compatibility with Azure. (VirtualBox doesn't support nested virtualization, which makes it impossible to build CI in cloud). So for now I will keep it with unmerged state. Thanks. |
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Not sure, does this repo really requires it, but I added support of generating VMs based on
vmware-isoandvmware-vmxbuilders. Hope, this could be useful for developers who prefer VmWare in comparison to Virtual Box.