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I would like to develop on my Windows machine and have the code run and update on a CentOS virtual machine. I could probably figure out some way to do this, but I would rather use any pre-existing method, if there is one
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I would like to develop on my Windows machine and have the code run and update on a CentOS virtual machine. I could probably figure out some way to do this, but I would rather use any pre-existing method, if there is one
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My suggestion:
Use a shared folder, which contains your code and is used by your VM and your Host. Run the code in your VM.
Drag and drop it. It works great for me on both Windows and Mac OS X hosts using VMware. The guests include nearly all the major linuxes. – jww – 2014-06-22T10:48:54.527
@noloader, I was hoping for something less manual than that. – mowwwalker – 2014-06-22T11:01:57.460
Which programs are you using? – Daniel B – 2014-06-22T11:25:11.973
@mowwwalker - that's about as lazy as it gets :) I do it. What, specifically, are you trying to do? What is your current process? – jww – 2014-06-22T11:40:41.040