Download VMWare Fusion 2 Run Microsoft Windows, Linux, NetWare and Solaris on Mac OS X

VMware Fusion is a virtual machine software product developed by VMware for Mac OS with Intel processors. Fusion allows Intel-based Macs to run others operating systems, such as Microsoft Windows, Linux, NetWare and Solaris as virtual machines simultaneously with Mac OS X as the “host” operating system using a combination of virtualization , emulation and dynamic recompilation. While similar in most respects to VMware Workstation, Fusion requires a Mac OS X host platform rather than the Microsoft Windows or Linux host platform that Workstation requires.
VMware has added a ton of features to Fusion 2.0, many of them aimed at easing OS X-Windows integration. As before, you can drag and drop files and folders between Windows and OS X. But now you can also copy and paste formatted text (not just plain text) from one OS to the other.
You can set up your Windows virtual machine (VM) so that its Desktop, Documents, Users, and Pictures folders are actually pointers to those same folders in OS X. When you save a document in Word for Windows to the Documents folder, for example, it’ll be saved to your user’s Documents folder in OS X, not to your Windows virtual machine’s Documents folder. This feature is off by default.
Version 2.0 also lets you enable application sharing, which will make programs in your Windows’ virtual machines visible to OS X, and vice versa. (For this feature to work, the folders in which the documents reside must be shared with the VM.) You can share Internet applications in a similar manner.

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via pcworld

Jan 2009

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