I’m thinking about purchasing a Mac this Friday, and I’ll still need some windows support on it so that I can run some of my developer apps (ok ok, starcraft and counterstrike)
Anyway.. what’s better? VMware fusion or parallels, and why?
I’m thinking about purchasing a Mac this Friday, and I’ll still need some windows support on it so that I can run some of my developer apps (ok ok, starcraft and counterstrike)
Anyway.. what’s better? VMware fusion or parallels, and why?
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I may be a little biased, but I prefer VMware Fusion for its rock-solid stability, speed, and how it doesn’t bog down the Mac.
🙂
Comment by Ben Gertzfield — October 25, 2007 @ 5:56 pm
Hey Ben. Thanks for stopping by to comment. Appreciate the advice, although I”ll have to take it with a grain of salt given the @vmware.com email address of yours 🙂
Funny story, I asked my friend John (a mac user when we were in college) which he preferred and he replied with “well, since I work for vmware, i use it a lot at work”
so far I’m 2/2 asking mac users and finding out they work for vmware.
Comment by Ryan — October 25, 2007 @ 9:16 pm
Why don’t you first try the trials they offer and choose what you like?
Here in Germany there are some Mac/Parallels and Leopard/Parallels bundles, some even including a Windows license.
Joe.
Comment by Joe — October 26, 2007 @ 7:41 am