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FYI, there is also a free open source VM app developed by Sun that can be used on MAC or PC.
http://www.virtualbox.org/
I watched a demo of it installed on a MAC where they ran Vista in a VM that was streaming a video, complete with audio. Pretty slick.
Congo
http://www.virtualbox.org/
I watched a demo of it installed on a MAC where they ran Vista in a VM that was streaming a video, complete with audio. Pretty slick.
Congo
Wow, that's pretty damn cool...had no idea that existed, Congo!
If I had a Mac, I'd probably still pony up the $90 for VMFusion though because of it's seemless interface and things like cut/paste and drag/drop between Mac & PC.
If I had a Mac, I'd probably still pony up the $90 for VMFusion though because of it's seemless interface and things like cut/paste and drag/drop between Mac & PC.
I run VirtualBox on my machines at work, but I do have Fusion at home. Call me crazy but the 2.0 release seems to be quicker than the 2.0 Beta and 1.x versions. Worth every cent, IMHO.
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