Posted by: Anonymous
[ip: 10.161.51.4]
on September 19, 2007 10:16 AM
Overall a fair assessment of Fusion, but I really have a hard time agreeing with your comment about it being "...not cheap...".
Sure it's not open source, but once you make the decision to purchase a piece of commercial software (I realise this is a bridge too far for some purists ;-) how you can call $80 for an absolutely stunning piece of engineering that gives you a near-perfect x86 virtual machines "...not cheap..." is way beyond me. Think back to what you had to do 5 years ago if you wanted to experiment with another operating system.
For the record I'm a server side developer running Fusion with Win2K, OpenSolaris, and CentOS... it works well for me :-)
Not Cheap ?
Posted by: Anonymous [ip: 10.161.51.4] on September 19, 2007 10:16 AMSure it's not open source, but once you make the decision to purchase a piece of commercial software (I realise this is a bridge too far for some purists ;-) how you can call $80 for an absolutely stunning piece of engineering that gives you a near-perfect x86 virtual machines "...not cheap..." is way beyond me. Think back to what you had to do 5 years ago if you wanted to experiment with another operating system.
For the record I'm a server side developer running Fusion with Win2K, OpenSolaris, and CentOS... it works well for me :-)
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