![]() I’ll be continuing to trial Fusion for the next few weeks before I decide whether I want to transition my Mac Pro from Parallels Desktop to Fusion. At least give me a preference to turn the damn behaviour off. Why does the default for new drives remain splitting them in 2GB chunks? Honestly, I have no sympathy for anyone still running an OS old enough that it can’t (as the virtual machine host) support files bigger than 2GB.Why do I have to buy a server class virtualisation product to simulate turning the monitor off and putting the keyboard away? That’s not minimising the window, it’s called closing the window, and I should be able to do that regardless of what virtualisation software I’m running.VMware Fusion’s interface looks like it’s been cobbled together with sticks and duct tape.Īreas where Desktop Virtualisation continues to suck, no matter what product you use: ![]()
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