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JamaicaVM vs VMware Workstation Pro

JamaicaVM

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VMware Workstation Pro

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FigureJamaicaVMVMware Workstation Pro
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WindowsYesYes
macOSYes—
LinuxYesYes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published11
Spec score · Virtual machine software7.7 (#16)8.6 (#5)
Guest architecturebothx86_64
HeadquartersKarlsruhe, GermanyPalo Alto, California, United States
Host platformsDevelopment host systems listed are Linux, Windows, and macOS; Windows and macOS builds are serviced OpenJDK builds without realtime functionality.Workstation Pro runs on 64-bit Intel and AMD PCs with Windows or Linux operating systems.
LicensingThe JamaicaVM manual says evaluation versions are available and directs customers to contact aicas or a sales partner about licensing and target-specific copies.Workstation Pro is available at no charge for personal, educational, and commercial use, with no subscription or license key required.
PurposeJamaicaVM is a runtime and development environment for memory-safe, realtime Java applications on embedded and mission-critical systems.Workstation lets users run virtual machines, containers, and Kubernetes clusters locally for development, testing, and learning.

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VMware Workstation Pro

VMware Workstation Pro runs virtual machines, containers, and Kubernetes clusters locally on Windows and Linux hosts for development, testing, and learning. Hardware-assisted virtualization lets it run multiple operating systems on one physical machine, assigning virtual CPU, memory, and storage to each VM. Users can configure virtual networks, create snapshots, and restore those snapshots as rollback points. VM security options include encryption, virtual TPM, and UEFI Secure Boot. Workstation can connect to remote vSphere or ESX servers to manage VMs and physical hosts, and migrate local VMs to a private cloud. VMware identifies developers, IT professionals, students, and enthusiasts as intended users. Workstation Pro is available at no charge for personal, educational, and commercial use, without a subscription or license key. The 26H1 Windows release is a 64-bit application and adds connectivity to ARM-based ESXi servers; it is available through the Broadcom Support Portal. Free product users do not receive Broadcom Global Support Team support and are directed to forums and self-service resources.

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