Aurion
31.07.08, 20:48
Virtualization specialist VMware on Wednesday took the wraps off the latest public beta of Fusion for Mac. The new release focuses on several key areas to improve the user experience, including video, data protection and Unity.
One of the biggest improvements with Fusion beta 2 is with Unity 2.0. Unity allows you to run Windows without seeing the Windows Desktop -- it's a seamless way to access to the Windows applications and still be in the Mac environment.
In addition to allowing application sharing between the Mac and your virtual machines, Unity 2.0 also features mirrored folders. The folders on your Mac (Desktop, Documents, Music, and Pictures) will match the corresponding folders on Windows (Desktop, My Documents, My Music, My Pictures).
Unity also features keyboard and mouse mapping and the ability to cut and paste up to 4MB, including styled text.
Source :
PC World - VMware Unveils Fusion 2 Beta 2 (http://www.pcworld.com/article/149195/vmware_unveils_fusion_2_beta_2.html)
One of the biggest improvements with Fusion beta 2 is with Unity 2.0. Unity allows you to run Windows without seeing the Windows Desktop -- it's a seamless way to access to the Windows applications and still be in the Mac environment.
In addition to allowing application sharing between the Mac and your virtual machines, Unity 2.0 also features mirrored folders. The folders on your Mac (Desktop, Documents, Music, and Pictures) will match the corresponding folders on Windows (Desktop, My Documents, My Music, My Pictures).
Unity also features keyboard and mouse mapping and the ability to cut and paste up to 4MB, including styled text.
Source :
PC World - VMware Unveils Fusion 2 Beta 2 (http://www.pcworld.com/article/149195/vmware_unveils_fusion_2_beta_2.html)