I would stay away from Virtualbox. I think this will be battle tested and ready to go in a few releases but for now there are too many quirks and VMware Fusion is just perfect. If you need to use Windows frequently - I would just go with Fusion and cough up the $60...
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Add AnswerBy an anonymous user on May. 10, 2008
Virtualbox (http://www.virtualbox.org/) is a good alternative but still has some ways to go.
Here's a good article http://arstechnica.com/journals/apple.ars/2008/02/14/virtualbox-move-ove...
following known issues that are currently being worked on:
* No support for Host Interface Networking
* No support for Internal Networking
* No support for audio input
* No support for VT-x/AMD-V (rarely required)
* No support for raw disk access
* USB support is not stable or fully functional yet
* The numlock emulation isn't implemented yet
* The VirtualBox kernel extension is currently accessible from all user accounts
I would stay away from Virtualbox. I think this will be battle tested and ready to go in a few releases but for now there are too many quirks and VMware Fusion is just perfect. If you need to use Windows frequently - I would just go with Fusion and cough up the $60...
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