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<blockquote data-quote="SammySlim" data-source="post: 755891" data-attributes="member: 48298"><p>Just FYI, I've been running Fusion since day one and have never had any issue with Windows XP (or Ubuntu, which I also run on it). No blue screens at all. Having said that, with respect to running Windows, both are very similar and the differences between them (in my opinion) are almost completely stylistic. I tried and liked both, but settled on Fusion because I preferred its interface and wanted to play around with various Linux flavors.</p><p></p><p>When you go beyond Windows, Fusion has a substantial advantage in its support of Linux and other operating systems, both natively and through their downloadable virtual machine library. Plus, it is better in a corporate and development environment. For a single user's personal Windows installation, however, it really is a tossup.</p><p></p><p>Cheers!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SammySlim, post: 755891, member: 48298"] Just FYI, I've been running Fusion since day one and have never had any issue with Windows XP (or Ubuntu, which I also run on it). No blue screens at all. Having said that, with respect to running Windows, both are very similar and the differences between them (in my opinion) are almost completely stylistic. I tried and liked both, but settled on Fusion because I preferred its interface and wanted to play around with various Linux flavors. When you go beyond Windows, Fusion has a substantial advantage in its support of Linux and other operating systems, both natively and through their downloadable virtual machine library. Plus, it is better in a corporate and development environment. For a single user's personal Windows installation, however, it really is a tossup. Cheers! [/QUOTE]
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