Perhaps for your trial you can beg/borrow a copy to try.Ģ) You put the disk in. I'm not sure but I think you need a full copy not an upgrade version.
Often your VM would hang resuming.ġ) You install Fusion. Performance went down from the earlier version and biggest issues were suspend/resume sort of quit working. Main reason for switching was that Parallels 3.x which was highly recommended and sold by Parallels had many different problems that never seemed to get fixed. Only stupid user things like trying to open more VMs than I have memory for once caused a bunch of swapping but not a freeze. In fact since switching to Fusion from Parallels, I've never had a "freeze". I've had Win XP pro (converted from parallels) running most of the time too. I think I did one reboot after a program I was writing hung. In the last 10 days I've had WinXP home edition open almost continuously. Note the time: 2155:23:11 that the process has been running.
Parallels desktop 13 vs vmware fusion 10 for mac os#
Here is the process line from (ps) for my VMWare:Ġ 100 53 0 1058120 587340 - Rs 8442de0 ? 2155:23.11 /Library/Application Support/VMware Fusion/vmx/Contents/MacOS/vmware-vmx -E en -D l4Kn0rF9n4MDQgAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA= -# product=1 name=VMware Fusion version=1.1 licensename=VMware Fusion for Mac OS licenseversion=6.0 build-62573 The uptime currently on my MacBookPro is reported at 10 days. Three distinct WinXP VMs all running at the same time! I have the following Fusion VMs:ġ) Windows XP pro (converted from Parallels)Ģ) Windows XP pro (converted from Parallels - Same license as above but wit different compilers installed - I can't run #1 and #2 at the same time.Īt any one time during the day I have usually:
I run a MacBookPro 2.6 ghz machine with 4gb of RAM. This way you would run it for 30 days without killing an XP install. In fact if you are worried you could install XP but do not activate it.
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