I think the speed of vmware fusion is fine, of course, it won't be as fast as
boot camp, since it's using a virtual machine, also, fusion allows you to
install windows without sighted help.
On Apr 2, 2011, at 7:05 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> Hi all,
> Just a quick question. If I win the lottery and g
hi
i am running fusion and windows 7 on 2010 imac. it is faster than my 1 gig of
ram notebook. also i tried using bootcamp but i found it easier to use fusion
because i can switch between mac and windows without reboot.
best
On 3 Apr 2011, at 02:17, Charlie Bates wrote:
> Hi Alex
>
> I am n
Hey,
In my experience, the latest vmware fusion is pretty fast! I run a few
apps on it, and they all work great. I would say to have more than 2GB
or ram, so that you can give enough to windows and enough to OSX and
it'll fly.
As far as bootcamp and running windows natively, they're both the sa
Hi Alex,
As I said, I recommend VmWare myself, but Bootcamp is standard on all 10.6
systems. I just think VmWare makes more sense because you will ultimately get
a working standard WIndows install, with the added benefit of being able to use
Mac software at the same time. More over, you won't
I see. I am fine with grabbing a sighted person to do that sort of
thing, provided I get a working windows install out of the deal. Is
bootcamp standard on all 10.6 systems, or only on certain ones? I have
a bn apex and iPod, so I would get a Mini rather than a laptop since
the apex/iPod already ha
Hi Alex,
What you might want to understand is that Bootcamp is, for all intents and
purposes, running Windows natively. All the Bootcamp Assistant does for you is
repartition your hard drive and install a boot manager so you can pick which
system you want to use at any given time, and then you
Hi Alex
I am now running windows 7 through vmware on a 2008 iMac. I don't
think that it is very slow at all. The reason I went with the vmware
fusion route was because I wanted to be able to access my mac at the
same time. I have often wondered about whether it would be more snappy
to go with the
Hi all,
Just a quick question. If I win the lottery and get a mac, I will want
Windows on it to run things like audio games. I was told that vmware,
which seemed like a perfect solution, is slower than native windows
and is not a good solution due to its lack of speed. What have people
found when r
