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VMware fusion
I had a question. Has anyone ever used VMware fusion? How does it compare to the other parallel programs out there?
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Re: VMware fusion
I use Fusion almost daily. I love it. I've never used Parallels, but have heard from some that I know who have used both that Fusion is a better product. Just so you know, I had to up the RAM on my Macbook to the max (4gig) so that I could give Windows XP Pro 2gig RAM so that it ran well. Other then some hardware intensive things like games, Windows runs just about as well in Fusion as it does when I'm booted into it.
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