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The last time I looked into this, it was for running Linux VMs on my 2017 MacBookPro. I went with VMWare Fusion, and I've been pretty happy with it. I'm not su
by DoofusOfDeath 7y ago
The last time I looked into this, it was for running Linux VMs on my 2017 MacBookPro. I went with VMWare Fusion, and I've been pretty happy with it.
I'm not sure if there's a better option today, and/or for different host/guest combos.
- kirb 7y agoFusion has been amazing in my experience. Never had issues with my VMs being sluggish like with VirtualBox. Plus 100% compatibility with Workstation for transferring VMs between Windows/Linux and Mac hosts. Annoying that they have a paid upgrade yearly, but I’ll gladly accept that because the alternative is giving Oracle money. Older versions usually hold up fine for a few years anyway, so long as newer Windows or Linux releases don’t break anything.