For those of you like myself who are running L4 Windows alongside L4 Mac on Fusion, there is an update available. Details are on this page: http://blogs.vmware.com/teamfusion/2009/12/check-for-updates-vmware-fusion-301-now-available.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+TeamFusion+%28Team+Fusion%29&utm_content=Google+Reader
For those of you like myself who are running L4 Windows alongside L4 Mac on Fusion
I had been running Fusion 2.6, but Parallels made me an offer I couldn't refuse. Now I'm doing a fresh install into Parallels 5. But all that did not have very much to do with your post. That is what happens when you become a forumaholic. [8-|]
I had been running Fusion 2.6, but Parallels made me an offer I couldn't refuse. Now I'm doing a fresh install into Parallels 5. But all that did not have very much to do with your post. That is what happens when you become a forumaholic.
I will be interested to know how things go for you (what sort of speed difference you see).
Forumaholic? Yes, I sometimes wonder when people have time to do other things like use Logos Bible Software, etc. I already feel like I spend too much time on here as it is! [;)]
Parallels 5 is definitely faster than Fusion 2. I can't compare with Fusion 3 as I never upgraded. I had previously used Parallels 3, but abandoned it for Fusion following the fiasco that was Parallels 4 Upgrade. I had intended to continue with Fusion 2 until L4 Mac reached parity, but Parallels bombarded me with email offers to upgrade. One of those hit me in a weak moment (for computer gadgets any moment is a weak moment).
Rather than convert the existing Fusion VM, I performed a complete new install of Windows and L4. I did have a few setup problems, primarily convincing Windows that it was connected to the Internet. That was solved when I found the correct setting in the Parallels Preference Panel. I felt that the User Manual was a bit skimpy in that area. The new install of L4 went smoothly overnight after I finally finished installing a quarter-million Windows upgrades to get to XP SP3.
There are some features that I like better than Fusion. Mainly, I think Coherence is better than Unity.
Forumaholic? Yes, I sometimes wonder when people have time to do other things
Organization is the key. We well-organized people can do a hundred things at once. Just look at Tom and Philip. They can post 5 messages per second, all on different threads. [:D]
Forumaholic? Yes, I sometimes wonder when people have time to do other things Organization is the key. We well-organized people can do a hundred things at once. Just look at Tom and Philip. They can post 5 messages per second, all on different threads.
Organization is the key. We well-organized people can do a hundred things at once. Just look at Tom and Philip. They can post 5 messages per second, all on different threads.
The post quantity tends to go down when you try to make helpful posts instead of fluff. Which is why fluffmeister Philip has more posts than I do.
Do you mean that Phillip's posts are not all helpful, like yours and mine? [8-|]
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