3 ms·
My employer’s IT policy is to require asking for permission to access a laptop’s administrator account, and have the sysadmin audit the log. Unfortunately, as
by sshine 4y ago
My employer’s IT policy is to require asking for permission to access a laptop’s administrator account, and have the sysadmin audit the log.
Unfortunately, as part of my special duties, I need to run an operating system that is not compatible with this framework.
- lhoff 4y ago> Unfortunately, as part of my special duties, I need to run an operating system that is not compatible with this framework. Sadly the answer my employer has in that case: buy a VMWare Workstation License in the store and use you special snowflake OS in there. Still better than nothing but also a bit annoying.
- rileymat2 4y agoIs this a problem? I am sure it is not a common workflow, but I have done most of my work inside VMS pretty much exclusively for years. It makes it so easy to freeze the state of a project, do backups, quick snapshots. Archive finished projects. Removes any fear of upgrading. Keeps work clean, I need to know project dependencies when starting a new one on a fresh VM. It keeps my base system very barebones with respect to software installed. I can also get up and running with a new host machine upgrade by simply copying the vms to the new host.
- z3t4 4y agoWhat do you use for virtualization? And what do you use for graphics? (example Libvirt/VNC)