Year: 2011
Version: 4.0.2 (491 587)
Developer: VMWare
Platform: Intel only
System requirements:
Version OS X 10.6 or vyshe
More than 1gb of HDD
Language: English
Medicine: Present
Size: 180 MB
Who took over the development of Fusion, VMware has very carefully to create the image of the future product, keeping in mind the special situation of Mac users in the computer community. Manager VMware Fusion product on said platform is designed for users who want to use Windows applications on the Mac, but not the Windows. So, to install Fusion you will need:
Mac processor-based Intel (to run 64-bit guest operating systems will need a Mac with a Core 2 Duo or Xeon)
512 MB of RAM (1GB or more)
275 MB free hard disk space to install Fusion
At least 1 GB of disk space for each virtual machine (recommended at least 10 GB)
Mac OS X version at least 10.4.9 (experimental support has not yet published OS X Leopard is built into the Fusion)
After you install VMware Fusion users will be pleasantly surprised ergonomic graphical interface, built on technology Cocoa. Proponents sunk into oblivion platform Connectix Virtual PC for Mac at startup Fusion recognize window Virtual Machine Library, which contains a list of available virtual machines and a link to a virtual repository of predefined templates (Virtual Appliances). Among them, among other things, you can find ready-to-run virtual machines configured with Open Source guests.

Bring your PC safe from exploitation and run Windows applications along with applications Mac. Continue to use devices that support only Windows, on your Mac. Run Windows 7 on a Mac and get a high performance Windows applications without compromising the ability of Mac. VMware Fusion provides the best in class graphics support for Windows, including new animation features in Windows 7 Aero and advanced 3D-graphics for enthusiastic gamers.

Library of virtual machines in VMware Fusion
VMware has expressed support in varying degrees, about sixty guests in Fusion, which is the clear advantage of the product, compared with Parallels Desktop.

Key features include Fusion:

Support 32-bit and 64-bit guest operating systems including all versions of Windows (from 3.11), most Linux distributions and Solaris.
Submission of multiple virtual processors in a virtual machine (currently a maximum of two).
Full support for High Speed ​​USB 2.0.
Drag & Drop files between host and guest operating systems (including Linux-based system) and the ability to create shared folders on the host OS
The ability to create snapshots of virtual machines ("snapshots"). Unfortunately, Fusion allows you to create only one snapshot to the virtual machine, as opposed to Parallels Desktop, where you can create a lot of shots.
The ability to display Windows-based applications like windows in the host system Mac OS (code name of this mechanism Unity - analog functions Coherence in Parallels Desktop).
Displays the battery in the Windows guest OS when running on laptops (very handy feature in full screen mode).
Support mechanism for Boot Camp, which lets you run Windows from the relevant section directly.
The possibility to play 3D-games for Windows with support for DirectX 8.1 (but Fusion does not support OpenGL, as opposed to Parallels Desktop).
Opportunities for setting up networking, including support for connections AirPort / Wi-Fi. Each virtual machine can have up to ten virtual network adapters.
Support up to 16GB of memory the host system, with a single virtual machine can be allocated up to 8 GB of memory (64-bit guest OS).
The process of creating virtual machines and install guest operating systems quite simple and does not cause difficulties even the most inexperienced users Mac. When creating a new virtual machine, you can select an existing operating system Windows, physically installed through the mechanism of Boot Camp. It should be noted that if the Boot Camp partition platform has been used Parallels Desktop, VMware Fusion virtual machine for this section can not work. The solution to this problem is the physical boot Windows and restore it to default settings.

After you install the guest OS, you must install VMware Tools, which contains a set of tools to improve the integration of guest and host systems. However, not all Linux distributions install VMware Tools is correct - sometimes you need to manually run the script vmware-install.pl, contained in the distribution package.

Many users are interested in, is it possible to install Mac OS X in a virtual machine. VMware is responding to this question: while it is technically possible, Apple prohibits the use of Mac OS in a virtual machine, in accordance with licensing policy.
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