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Windows

Announcing a Great New Blog: Team Fusion

by Bruce Keener on February 7, 2008

I had not planned on blogging again until Monday or Tuesday but just found out that VMware now has its own blog:

Team Fusion

Several of you will find this blog to be very interesting, since, like me, you have multiple operating systems. I personally know of no better way to run Windows than to run it [...]

VMware Fusion Updated with Key Remapping in Windows VM

by Bruce Keener on January 29, 2008

Vmware has just released a neat update to VMware Fusion.
They tell me it has about 15 bugs fixes, which surprised me because I didn’t know it had 15 bugs. It works great for me.
But the big change is that it now remaps the keys within your Windows Virtual Machine so that you can use the [...]

VMware Fusion 1.1 Available

by Bruce Keener on November 12, 2007

This is just a short article to let VMware Fusion users know that version 1.1 is now available.
I have been using the beta version for a couple of weeks and it is more snappy than the 1.0 version. It runs really well on both Tiger and Leopard (I’ve used on both).
If you are a Mac [...]

Mac and Windows System Utilities

by Bruce Keener on October 1, 2007

I am interested in hearing what software you use to keep your Mac and/or Windows operating systems running well. I describe two utilities I use below.
To keep my iMac running smooth, I use a free utility that has a lot of features: Onyx. Although my iMac is the most stable and reliable system I have [...]

My Backup Tools

by Bruce Keener on August 8, 2007

My two primary backup tools are Chronsync for my iMac and Smartsync Pro for my Windows devices. I’ve only recently began using Chronosync, but I am impressed with its speed and ease of configuration. I’ve used Syncpro for years, being prompted to do so by Walt Mossberg’s endorsement of it in one of his older [...]