It’s about that time again!
The VMware Fusion team is excited to announce availability of the Fusion Technology Preview 2015!
You can get it today from the Community Forums:
Fusion Technical Preview 2015 Community
We’ve been hard at work delivering the features our users have been asking for, and we’re looking for your feedback in the following areas:
- New OS Support:
- Windows 10 Insider Preview
- Ready for OS X 10.11 ‘El Capitan’ Public Beta (use 10.10 OS type)
- DirectX 10 and OpenGL 3.3 Support
We’re very excited to hear your experiences, so please share your stories in the Fusion Technical Preview 2015 Community!
Is a new version of Fusion going to be required ($) to run on Mac OS X 10.11 ?
thanks
Fusion 7 already runs El Capitan today, but it’s not considered a ‘supported’ version. El Capitan isn’t released yet, so it’s hard to claim support for things in the future with a product from the past.
So when is the download link going to actually work? I have ben trying all day and can’t get it.
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It is really weird. I just received an confirmation that Fusion 7 does not support El Capitan and is having issues with Windows 10. Having bought the Fusion just a couple of months ago I cannot see how would I be willing to pay again for the upgrade. There should at least be a free upgrade time window or upgrade prices should be a lot lower to make sense for home users to upgrade every year.
I agree with Tom, Apple upgrade Mac OS X regularly and it is free woo hoo! But with each Apple upgrade, comes a VMWare tax to pay…. it seems convenient for VMWare that unlike almost all other software, theirs can have a lifespan of a few months before it stops working.