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How to Install VMware Tools on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Step by Step [HD]

In this video we're going to install VMware Tools on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS step by step. Open VM Tools is recommended by VMware for suported Linux guests. After installing VMware Tools, we'll also test its features such as Auto Fit Guest and Drag-Drop files.

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