SillyDog701

[Antony]

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[filosofer]

Howdy. So, do you prefer Parallels or Fusion?

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[Antony]

filosofer,

Welcome to SillyDog701 Message Centre.

I bought Parallels before Fusion was released.

I did try Fusion a bit, but it won't be fair for me to comment on Fusion as I don't have the same level of usage. Parallels works well for me.

Each one has its own advantages.

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[Pu7o]

There's also VirtualBox, which is free and pretty good (and it's by far the best free option available. Though I didn't try the Mac version yet, the Linux and Windows versions had performance comparable to VMware).

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