There are times in which you will use more than one operating system, maybe you are using a Mac but you have some work to do on a piece of software that only runs on Windows. Not everybody had more than one computer at home. Do you want Windows with Linux? Or maybe OSX with Windows? So how about running 2 operating systems at the same time?
Digital Trends has posted up a nice little article on the 5 best virtual machine applications:
VMware has been in the virtual machine game since ’98, and offers three differing pieces of virtualization software: VMware Workstation ($250), VMware Fusion ($80), and VMware Workstation Player (Free).
The Workstation package is ideal for professional users who desire a powerhouse virtual machine capable of simultaneously running applications on multiple guest operating systems. VMware’s Fusion, meanwhile, is a simpler application designed for home users who want to run Windows on their Mac machine. VMware Workstation Player, known until recently as VMware Player, is free for personal use, and caters to those looking to run virtual machines on their Windows or Linux systems.
None of the options are particularly simple to use, but the installation is quick, integration between operating systems is seamless, and the guest software runs at near native speeds. Best of all, they remain the most stable and reliable options out there.
Read the full article here.
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