Running virtual machines “headless” (each virtual machine is not visible on the host) is a good feature of VirtualBox. How to use Parallels Desktop on Mac OS X?
Make sure Parallels Desktop is not running. If it is running, the following command will still create a console window.
From Terminal.app, use the Parallels command line: prlctl
# List available VMs
prlctl list --all
# Start a VM using its name
prlctl start UbuntuServer
# Stop the VM
prlctl stop UbuntuServer
# Pause and Resume
prlctl pause UbuntuServer
prlctl resume UbuntuServer
# Reset and Restart
prlctl reset UbuntuServer
prlctl restart UbuntuServer
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Running virtual machines “headless” (each virtual machine is not visible on the host) is a good feature of VirtualBox. How to use Parallels Desktop on Mac OS X?
Make sure Parallels Desktop is not running. If it is running, the following command will still create a console window.
From Terminal.app, use the Parallels command line: prlctl
# List available VMs
prlctl list --all
# Start a VM using its name
prlctl start UbuntuServer
# Stop the VM
prlctl stop UbuntuServer
# Pause and Resume
prlctl pause UbuntuServer
prlctl resume UbuntuServer
# Reset and Restart
prlctl reset UbuntuServer
prlctl restart UbuntuServer
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