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For companies there are better options that VMware provides should you need to provide a Windows environment to your users (options that require much simpler systems management because it isn't heavily fragmented). It wouldn't surprise me that the cloud plays a large role and that cloud is primarily being run on Linux and containers. With Fusion supporting containers and also being able to connect to ESXi instances I very much doubt that the main use case is to run a Windows client on a Mac. If you state that you can run Windows as a vm which all of a sudden is no longer possible then you are going to be in for some great legal fun.Д«esides that I think some people aren't aware of the fact that VMware is a huge player in the enterprise when it comes to virtualisation and some other stuff. That in general means they'll have to refund you fully. If the product/service does not do what it says it does or when features get taken away after some time then the manufacturer can be hold liable.

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One thing to note here: since 1-1-2022 there is a new law in the EU concerning software and online services. With all the new and creative ways that malware is attacking systems, having the ability to trust what you're booting from (Secure Boot and signed operating systems) and having a secure enclave for storing security related information (in Windows 11 case Bitlocker and Windows Hello info) go a long way to boost the security of the system. What Microsoft does in practice is up to them, but I do have a problem with Microsoft saying 'it's unsupported' when they will actually will help out.ДЄs far as the TPM thing goes, I kind of understand why they're doing it. VMware is a much bigger and more visible target for the 'hold on there - I thought we had an exclusivity agreement' complaint from Qualcomm - and it's also well known about the behavior of their lawyers.ДЄs to 'not supported', wellВ I'm just repeating what Microsoft has said publicly.В Too many times I've seen that phrase erupt into a war depending on the situation. I have a strange feeling that if this exclusivity agreement does indeed exist that Qualcomm would be screaming if Microsoft allows VMware to announce 'support' for Windows on M1 Macs. Hopefully my new revision is a bit more useful and balanced. I've been running beta software since DOS the Windows 11 VM's are among the least risky in decades of doing this. Anyone reading these posts could be scared off. As for Fusion - I'd say 25-50% chance of them pulling the plug by deciding to get out of the Fusion business. VM stops working)В is < 1% from running the advertised, paid product. By far the fastest load time for any Windows VM I have run.ДЄll software is a risk. As a side note, Windows 11 VM launches in 3.9 seconds flat using Parallels platform (using a setting to hold the VM in a state of semi-readiness). And this is from someone who actually did it.

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The entire install process was a no-brainer and easy to do. Parallels has a business - their software has worked flawlessly for a month now. The reality is the entire Internet, and every application is a 'science project' on the verge or not working at any given point in time. Long essays concluding that these methods are a 'science project' make me smile.

I will, however, also agree to change the article and my opinions should Microsoft change course. Others (especially if you absolutely have to depend on Windows for your day to day work or you are running a Mac computer provided to you by your employer) may not be. What kind of solution is that? It's a science project.ДЄs I say, you may be fine with accepting the risks of running a science project that's unlicensed and unsupported by its creator.

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Their marketing veneer still ignores the two important details of Microsoft licensing and support.ДЄsk yourself this: Why doesn't the competition tell you to buy a retail Windows product license and download an ISO from Microsoft to run Windows 11 as a virtual machine on an M1 Mac using their product? Why do they continue to tell you to download a ( unsupported) Windows Insider Preview HyperV disk image in order to run Windows 11 in their product? What I disagree with is that the competition's product is the 'solution to the problem'. they've created virtual machine tools that make the Windows for ARM experience better.they've officially released a product for M1 MacsВ and.I will agree that the advantages the competition has over VMware are that