Inside VMware Fusion

Incorrect. Java is a fantastic language and the JVM a great platform allow developers to develop and run independent of OS specifics. What you are essenitally comparing is chalk and cheese as Java never set out to solve the solutions VM ware is approaching. It set out to provide a platform independent language with the JVM being runtime. VMware is dealing with a completely different set of concerns. You don't really seem to understand what Java was designed for ...

HIs comments on Java are just bollocks and completely out of context. A) its not a failure, it is on billions of devices world wide B) the 2 concept of virtualization are not alike. Java gives a common application platform, VMWare is virtualization of an OS to achieve resource utilitlzation. He seems not to know what hes bloody talking about. and C) Java has been pretty bloody good in backward compatability for a language.

As a platform for distributing applications to an idealized virtual environment, Java is indeed a failure. Yes, it's widely used on the server side, but not because of the virtual machine it provides.

VMware provides virtualization not just for resource utilization, but also to make a consistent virtual hardware platform to allow you to run applications anywhere, no matter what the underlying physical hardware is capable of.

Seriously:
I bought both them VMWARE and PARALLELS

Listen carefuly what I have to tell you:
VMWARE IS THE BEST. Miles away from Parallels. The best tool for you "play" windows on your OSx (no heavy impact on your MAC what so ever!!!!!)

Trust me!

Thanks VMWARE Team. Really thanks.

REALLY GOOD

no!!!!!!!!!!!!! that was virtual pc in the power pc era of macs.

no
one
cares

what a nerd...

seriously, youtube is a fun way to express yourself, this should be posted on digg

uploaded on my birthday that must be why i love this program