Have!īTW, VMWare Fusion 4 costs $ 49, but if you’re not interested in buying it, the 30-day trial works just fine to check out and play on Windows 8 to see what the hype is all about. You also have access to the ugly Ribbon Windows Explorer interface:įrom my brief use, it looks like Windows 8 would be best on a touch screen, and I wasn’t too excited about using a mouse in the Metro interface, but it’s still worth checking yourself if you’re curious about these things or just like keeping up with the latest technology trends. When the installation is complete, you will be presented with a short customization and setup screen, after which you can quickly start Metro. The installation is surprisingly fast, you’re running in about 20 minutes from start to finish. There’s a Standard version for end users and a Pro version for developers, as VMware wants to capture as many developers as it can and corral them into its ecosystem of products. Follow the on-screen instructions to install Windows 8 Developer Preview If the goal is hosting Windows (or Linux) on a Mac using a Type 2 hypervisor, Fusion8 is the tool for you.Press the giant play button (>) to start the virtual machine.Select “Windows 7” as the operating system and give the Windows 8 VM at least 2 GB of RAM for best performance (64-bit version).
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