A little PSA:
The virtualization software VMWare Fusion Pro is now free for personal / non-commercial use!
https://www.macworld.com/article/668080 ... eview.html
VMWare Fusion Pro FREE for personal use
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Re: VMWare Fusion Pro FREE for personal use
"visualization" ?
Don't you mean 'virtualisation' ?
Don't you mean 'virtualisation' ?
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Yup, I corrected that.
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Re: VMWare Fusion Pro FREE for personal use
I'm generally using QEMU appimages currently, as then I don't need to install anything to the system and the virtualisation environment isn't tied into kernel changes - which can break things quite easily if you swap kernels in a distro [powerPC version / Intel x86 version]. On MacOS there's UTM and / or Whisky, and under Windows - QtEMU provides a GUI for QEMU too, although that's only being added to now-and-then. There's also Hyper-V on Windows too of course, depending on what you need (if you were running multiple VMs at once and interested in load balancing etc). On Windows, you also have WSL for running Linux as well.
If you are running VMWare in Windows 11, you might want to read and use the settings here to offset slow performance.
If you are running VMWare in Windows 11, you might want to read and use the settings here to offset slow performance.
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