Fusion 2.0.1

Pros
- Improved Unity mode
- Stronger 3D graphics support
- Easy install mode for Linux OSes
- Virtual machine library
- Better Mac/Windows integration
- Supports multiple and automatic system snapshots
Cons
- No OpenGL acceleration
- Technical support expensive and Web-based only
Software Details
- VMware
- 10.4 (Tiger), 10.5 (Leopard)
- Intel only
- $80; free upgrade from 1.x
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