My Switch From Boot Camp to VMware Fusion

This is my official entry into the “My Switch to VMware Fusion” contest.

Software, regardless of operating system, is an essential component in any computing environment. Whether the program in question is coded for Mac or Windows, the bottom line is that users need to run what they need, when they need it. Programs like Microsoft Visio, Microsoft Access, BitPim, PartitionMagic, WinRAR, ABBYY FineReader, and uTorrent, either aren’t available at all for Mac, or are not nearly as robust as they are on Windows. I’d previously been a fan of dual-booting between Windows and Mac OS X, but the gap between the two was too wide for practical use. When I heard about VMware Fusion, I instantly knew that it would be the solution to my problem. I’ve been a long time fan of VMware Workstation on the Windows platform, and was eager to try Fusion. Once I began to use it, I was hooked. As a technology enthusiast, VMware Fusion opened millions of doors for me, and allowed me to do what I’ve always wanted: Have the best of both worlds under one roof.

Switch to VMWare Fusion.