In most access scenarios, VMWare Horizon HTML Access is recommended and provides excellent functionality without the need to bother with installing the Horizon Client.
You will see the VMWare Horizon Screen and the options of installing the VMWare Horizon Client or simply using HTML to access. From your laptop, tablet, or smartphone, simply open a web browser and navigate to the URL. How to Access VMWare Horizon Desktop from Home Together, these features and benefits should allow faculty, staff, and students to be more flexible and successful. This makes saved documents, files, and images available to you anywhere with Internet access. Mobile storage is also provided via link, on the desktop to your Office 365 OneDrive cloud storage. The webportal will appear with the applications that are activated for your account.Besides the accessibility aspect, this solution can reduce student and faculty cost as the desktop is delivered complete with commonly required software such as Microsoft Office. Click the logo and authenticate with your UT email address and password. VMWare-Horizon-Client-4.9.0-9507999.圆4.bundle.Īfter the computer is restarted you can start the Horizon client by clicking the icon at the desktop/startmenu. Install the client using the following command and follow the on screen instructions: sudo. Run the following command to set the file permission to execute as a program: chmod a+x VMWare-Horizon-Client-4.9.0-9507999.圆4.bundle. 
Open a terminal, navigate to the directory where the file was downloaded. 
Open a terminal and run the following command to install the gtk2 library: sudo apt-get install python-gtk2 (if the gtk2 library is already installed, this is indicated by the system and you can go to the next step). A requirement for the Horizon client is that the python gtk2 library is already installed.Choose the client for your operating system and click Go to Downloads.A webpage will open with various clients for different operating systems.
Open a browser (for example Chrome, Firefox) and type in the address bar.
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