![]() ![]() You may already have Windows installed on your Mac via either Parallels or Boot Camp, and Fusion will let you use either (or both) of those installations as Fusion virtual machines. Even 64-bit releases of Windows and some families of Linux, such as Red Hat and SUSE Enterprise Linux, are supported. You can also install Novell Netware, Solaris 9 or 10, FreeBSD, and MS-DOS systems. If Linux is your cup of tea, you’ll find support for Red Hat, Ubuntu, SUSE, Mandrake, and more. VMware Fusion supports more than 60 operating systems: Windows coverage extends from version 3.1 to betas of Windows Server 2008. And unlike Boot Camp, you don’t have to log out and restart in order to use it. Like Parallels, Fusion allows you to run many versions of Windows and other operating systems from within OS X. has released Fusion 1.0, its first OS X offering. ![]() VMware, an expert in x86 virtualization-that is, the ability to run one or more x86 operating systems as “guests” under a “host” (Full native Windows support, of course, is also available via Apple’s Boot Camp, but it requires you to reboot out of OS X and into Windows.) A new-to-the-Mac player now brings a formidable challenger to the arena, however. ![]() ) is the best-known of several programs on the market for that purpose. You may need (or want) to run Windows, or other operating systems, alongside Mac OS X, and ![]()
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