So my answer to your question is either is fine for most folks. Viewed 715 times 0 Ive installed VS2017 15.7 on a VMware Fusion (latest version) running Windows 10 (latest version, latest updates) with virtual Hyper-V enabled.

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For anything requiring GPU power you can't beat simply booting into Windows and not using a VM of course. Visual Studio emulator for Android not starting in VMWare Fusion on macOS Sierra. I must say for me EUFI support will be nice to have in the new versions when running EFI repair utilities on attached Windows boot drives after cloning them. Competition is good so i am glad they are both out there. Update the host firmware (or CPU microcode, if host firmware. Update your guest operating system with fixes for CVE-2018-5715 (consult the operating system vendor for these updates). For best performance, Hardware Version 11 or higher is recommended. In the end you are using them to run Windows so the Mac interface starts to be a non issue pretty quickly so the difference are more to do with the under the hood issues. Ensure that your VM is using Hardware Version 9 or higher. When running VMware Fusion, the Caps Lock key was not passing through as the assigned JAWS key and there were issues with VMware Fusions built in key mapping feature. However, Windows 7 is nor supported on newer Macs via Bootcamp. I can only upgrade my Mac to MacOS High Sierra due to the age of the hardware, so am looking to upgrade my license to Fusion 10.x I cant find a) a link to upgrade or b) buy the link to buy 10.x software I have been able to download. Both are just fine, Parallels may be slightly more leaning to being a tad more Mac friendly. I needed to have Windows 7 with JAWS on MacBook Airs. Hi I have VMWARE Fusion 8.5.10 running on MacOS Sierra 10.12.6.

I'm not necessarily asking which is better, just from anyone who uses both if one does something the others don't. I don't mean to start a pissing match, but are there things VMware can do that Parallels cannot? I use Parallels everyday at work, but I'm just curious as to if one does something better than the other.

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