VMware has released Fusion v2.0.2 to Mac users who need to run a craptastic operating system Windows on their Macs. You can check the release notes for changes and new features. There’s also a list of Resolved Issues and remaining known issues. The big news with this release is that Fusion now includes a 12-month complimentary subscription to McAfee VirusScan Plus 2009 antivirus software. I guess that’s a response to Parallels Desktop including Kaspersky anti-virus and firewall protection (not to mention Acronis True Image Home for backing up the VM) with their latest version (not that I use it as AVG is much less resource intensive IMHO).
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VMWare Fusion Updated…. Now Includes “Protection” For Free
VMware has released Fusion v2.0.2 to Mac users who need to run a craptastic operating system Windows on their Macs. You can check the release notes for changes and new features. There’s also a list of Resolved Issues and remaining known issues. The big news with this release is that Fusion now includes a 12-month complimentary subscription to McAfee VirusScan Plus 2009 antivirus software. I guess that’s a response to Parallels Desktop including Kaspersky anti-virus and firewall protection (not to mention Acronis True Image Home for backing up the VM) with their latest version (not that I use it as AVG is much less resource intensive IMHO).
If you’ve tried this version of Fusion, please leave a comment and share your experience.
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