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--> Installing Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) as a virtual machine in Fusion 4 and later calendar_todayUpdated On: Products VMware Desktop Hypervisor Issue/Introduction From Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion), Apple allows full virtualization of its operating system, provided that it is installed on Apple hardware which is also running OS X 10.7.Apple's updated license agreement allows you to install up to two additional copies of Lion on your Mac which is already running a retail version of Lion. This does not apply for Macs that came with Lion pre-installed, as Apple's License Agreement does not allow this version to be virtualized.You cannot install OS X 10.6 or OS X 10.5 Client (only OS X 10.5 or OS X 10.6 Server), and you cannot install OS X 10.7 on a Mac running OS X 10.6. For more information, see Apple's Software License Agreement for Mac OS X (Lion 10.7).Note: The preceding link was correct as of September 5, 2013. If you find the link is broken, provide feedback and a VMware employee will update the link.This article describes how to install Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) in a new virtual machine in VMware Fusion 4 and later. Installing OS X 10.7 in a virtual machine is not supported versions of Fusion older than 4.0. Environment VMware Fusion Pro 11.xVMware Fusion 6.xVMware Fusion 11.xVMware Fusion Pro 8.xVMware Fusion 5.xVMware Fusion 10.xVMware Fusion 8.xVMware Fusion 4.xVMware Fusion 12.xVMware Fusion Pro 12.xVMware Fusion Pro 10.xVMware Fusion 7.x Resolution Note: You need to have the Install Mac OS X Lion app, in order to perform the following steps.To install Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) in a virtual machine using the Lion installer download:In Fusion, from the menu bar, go to File > New.Choose Install from disc or image.Drag and drop the Install Mac OS X

Open source de Mozilla et l'API améliorée.VMWare Fusion ProVMware Fusion Pro permet à n'importe qui d'exécuter Windows et des centaines d'autres systèmes d'exploitation sur un Mac, sans redémarrage. L'application est assez simple pour les nouveaux utilisateurs, et pourtant assez puissante pour les professionnels de l'informatique, les développeurs et les entreprises.Les principales caractéristiques sont les suivantes : MacOS Sierra-ReadyVMware Fusion Pro vous permet de lancer des machines virtuelles sur Mac avec MacOS 10.12 Sierra, ou de tester en toute sécurité le nouveau macOS dans une sandbox.Construit pour Windows 10Prise en charge complète de l'exécution de Windows 10 en tant que machine virtuelle sur votre Mac.Interaction flexible des applicationsLe mode unité cache le bureau Windows pour que vous puissiez exécuter Windowscomme s'il s'agissait d'applications Mac ; lancement directà partir de Dock, Spotlight ou Launchpad et consultable dans Exposé, Espaces et Contrôle de mission. Interagissez facilement avec les applications Windows à l'aide de raccourcis Mac et de gestes intuitifs.InstantanésAvec VMware Fusion Pro, vous pouvez utiliser les snapshots pour créer un "point de retour en arrière" afin de revenir à la volée.Exigences du système : Mac Intel® 64 bits (compatible avec les processeurs Core 2 Duo, Xeon, i3, i5, i7 ou mieux). 4 Go de RAM minimum. 750 Mo d'espace disque disponible pour VMware Fusion et au moins 5 Go pour chaque machine virtuelle.Supports d'installation du système d'exploitation (disque ou image disque) pour les machines virtuelles. Le matériel graphique recommandé pour Windows DirectX 10 ou OpenGL 3.3 comprend NVIDIA 8600M ou supérieur et ATI

Includes free for personal, educational and commercial use. The latest version of VMware Fusion Pro also now automatically downloads and installs Windows 11 for you, just like Parallels does.Previously, VMware Fusion products couldn’t automatically download and install Windows 11 because it didn’t have a licensing agreement with Microsoft for Windows ARM but that now seems to have been resolved.On top of this, VMWare Fusion Pro has also now been fully updated to work on all the Apple Silicon Macs and on macOS Sequoia although it was a long way behind Parallels in doing this.The biggest attraction of VMware Fusion Pro is that it’s completely free to use (including commercial use) whereas Parallels only offers a free-trial.Previously only VMware Player was free for personal use but Broadcom discontinued it and made the Pro version free for all usage types. This means that even system admins can deploy it across corporate networks for free. However, there’s no guarantee that it will remain free forever.You should also be aware that there’s no official support for VMware Fusion Pro anymore either. If you run into problems, you’ll have to rely on VMware community support for help .Pricing: Free for personal, educational and commercial use. Pros:Free for personal, educational and commercial useSupports Windows ARM on Apple Silicon MacsAutomatically downloads and installs Windows 11Works as well as Parallels in many areasCons:No official support if things go wrongIntegration between macOS and Windows not as close as ParallelsNot updated as quickly as ParallelsPerformance running Windows 11One of the big selling points of Parallels is that its always been very easy to setup and recent updates have made it even easier.The latest version requires two simple steps.Source: MacHow2Install Windows on your Mac by clicking on “Get Windows 11”.Parallels will then download Windows 11 ARM on your Mac.Unless you have