VMware Fusion (VMware for mac) goes gold

TheStu

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knew that I should have purchased it when it was still discounted 50%!
 

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So far, I'm liking VMware Fusion. It feels resource-light compared to Parallels 3; and I've always liked VMware Workstation. It doesn't support Aero under Vista, but that's probably a good thing. ;) I'm not planning on trying Unity anytime soon because half the bug list in the release notes appears to be related to Unity. :D

Since VMware Fusion is being sold at retail, I'm sure it'll wind up being close to $50 (after rebate) at some point in time.
 

RichieZ

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maybe you can help me understand why I should consider replacing parallels? I only use it in coherence mode and pretty much only to do things I can't in OSX
 

TheStu

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Some people find that VMWare runs more smoothly than Parallels, that was why I switched for example. Also, others have found that they have a whole lot of trouble in getting any support from Parallels, whereas they have found VMWare to be much quicker in responding.
 

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Originally posted by: RichieZ
maybe you can help me understand why I should consider replacing parallels? I only use it in coherence mode and pretty much only to do things I can't in OSX

At this time switching probably isn't worth it...it's a great product, but I got it for about $30 so I'll let the people that paid full price argue that:p