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November 2008
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
Interface de type Mac OS X "Léopard"
Simplicité dutilisation
Intégration poussée de la machine virtuelle à Mac OS X
Performances générales
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Les plantages lors de lutilisation de certains périphériques USB
Interface de type Mac OS X "Léopard", Simplicité dutilisation, Intégration poussée de la machine virtuelle à Mac OS X, Performances générales
Les plantages lors de lutilisation de certains périphériques USB, La prise en charge des jeux encore limitée
Il est indéniable que Fusion est maintenant le leader des solutions de virtualisation sur Mac. Il a pris une longueur davance sur son principal concurrent Parallels et il est beaucoup plus souple que Bootcamp. À voir maintenant la réaction de ces deu...
Extrait: A world without limits isn't exactly the best, unless you're talking about your computer . The VMware Fusion breaks the wall between the two computing rivals, Apple and Microsoft, and for the first time, the consumer doesn't have to choose -- no more prog...
Extrait: Virtualisation on the Mac is still a two-horse race, between Parallels and VMWare Fusion. Now that Fusion has reached version 2, it promises better support for shared folders, the ability to directly open Windows .exe and installer files from the Mac O...
As a free upgrade from v1, Fusion 2.0 is a must-have for any existing user, while anyone who needs to run x86 PC systems without forsaking their Macintosh can have many extra computers running simultaneously, all for less than £50 – highly reco...
Extrait: It pained me to do it, but at least my workhorse (a 24-inch aluminum iMac) remains pure. Okay, I’m being facetious (a little, but not much). Some folks have to/need to/want to run Windows apps on their Macs. One way to do it is by using the B...
Improved Unity mode; better Mac/Windows integration; stronger 3D graphics support; virtual machine library; supports multiple and automatic system snapshots; easy install mode for Linux OSes.
Technical support expensive and Web-based only; no OpenGL acceleration.
VMware Fusion 2 brings a host of new features to the table, improves performance across the board while reducing CPU usage, supports more guest operating systems (including OS X Server), and does it all for the same price as the original (and if you&rsquo...
Extrait: Parallels Desktop is an easy-to-use platform for running Windows applications alongside OS X. Version 4.0 builds on Parallels strengths and increases its appeal to power users with SMP and 64-bit support.
Extrait: There was once a time when transferring documents from the PC at work to the Mac at home left people paranoid about potential compatibility issues. That will never be a concern again now that VMware’s Fusion 2.0 software can bring your favourite Window...
Extrait: VMWare makes software enabling you to run virtual operating systems on all sorts of platforms. Where I work, we have a Red Hat Linux server running Windows in a virtual environment, so they aren’t just a Mac kind of company. And they’v...