There’s a lot of buzz about Unity, a future VMware Fusion feature that, if real, completely trumps Parallels’ Coherence functionality. The question: Is Unity real or fake?
The VMTN Blog posting “Coherence? Meet Unity†seems to be the source of it all, which lends a certain air of credibility. The idea was quickly picked up by The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW), CrunchGear, and YouTube, among others.
However, this is an apparent about-face from the position of Fusion developers earlier in the product’s lifecycle, who were not so keen on implementing such a feature in Fusion until “they could do it right.†Has that time finally come?
I will say this: if Unity is truly real and coming in a future release of Fusion, and if the features that were demonstrated in the Unity video are real, it completely blows away Coherence.
UPDATE: According to Regis (VMware Fusion lead developer), this is definitely real. I stand corrected!
Tags: Fusion, Macintosh, Virtualization, VMware
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I hope this blog entry will answer your question
http://compfusion.blogspot.com/2007/06/leapfrogged.html



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