But the tradeoff is that it would only work with the default Mac application in Fusion. pdf file that we have in XP with a Mac application, we could do that. Parallels will show a list of all programs that can handle the file - both Mac or Windows applications, whereas Fusion does not. We found it to be not as strong as similar application sharing in Parallels.
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As an alternative to selecting the VM in the menu, right-clicking the Dock icon will let you see both Unity VMs and select applications directly from that menu.įusion includes application sharing, which let us open documents in Mac OS X in Windows applications and vice versa. The only nitpick is that you must select the VM in the menu to see the applications menu for each operating system. Everything worked as expected such as using the start menus for application launch, and finding applications on Apple's Dock. One other mode we tried was to run Unity with both Linux and Windows at the same time. This feature is not in the GUI and one must know the exact string to add to the. VMware Fusion can also be run headless, meaning that it's accessed by a VNC client without installing a VNC server on the guest operating system. Also, sometimes Unity flickered the background wallpaper with some applications.
But if we showed the taskbar in Unity mode, it only showed in that current workspace when using Apple Spaces, an odd limitation. The new Unity in hosted Windows made integration between operating systems easy.
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