The URL is: http://www.vmware.com/products/beta/fusion/
On Sat, 2007-04-07 at 09:08 -0700, hank smith wrote: > can I get the url for beta 3? > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Gordon Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: "General discussions on all topics relating to the use of Mac OS X by > theblind" <[email protected]> > Sent: Saturday, April 07, 2007 5:10 AM > Subject: Fusion Beta 3 ... It's Awesome! > > > > Hi all. Okay, I've finally got around to playing with this, been busy > > all morning. This application is now utterly awesome! All of the > > sluggishness in beta 2 due to the debug options has now gone, even with > > debug enabled. It pains me to say it, having bought the product. But it > > now seems to me that there's no need for Parallels Desktop. I honestly > > cannot see any advantage in having it now. With beta 2, Parallels blue > > Fusion out of the water. With the release of Fusion beta 3, the opposite > > is now true. It remains to be seen how much Fusion will sell for when > > it's finally released as an official product. Hopefully it won't be in > > the hundreds of Dollars range. Given VMWare's past history though, I > > wouldn't be at all surprised if it is. If memory seres, when I bought > > VMWare Workstation a few years back, it cost me $299 so I would expect > > about the same to be true for Fusion. As popposed to Parallels $79.95. > > So, we'll see. But for now, I am so impressed, I have removed my Boot > > Camp partition totally, and won't be using Parallels any more for a > > while. Installing Windows under Fusion is an absolute breeze. Just give > > it your user ID, Password (optional), and product key - and away you go. > > Let it do its stuff until you come to the log-in screen. Just hit Enter > > at this point and up pops Windows. Then, install the VMWare tools to > > enable your display driver and off you jolly well go. I set Fusion to > > use 2 virtual processors, and oodles of memory. My one criticism is that > > it's still not possible to resize your virtual partition once configured > > under Fusion, whereas it is under Parallels. I'm just wondering actually > > whether you can use a physical hard disk instead of a virtual one. I > > think I'd prefer to do it that way. Anyway, so far so good. > > > > > > > >
