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Huh - I can barely tell the difference for the free versions both in terms of features, ease of use, benchmarking etc.VMware is a far superior product than Virtual Box
Since a Mac has a Unix like OS it might be possible to run the Linux KVM/QEMU on it which is a Free type 1 Hypervisor with extremely good performance. I don't know the capabilities of the Mac OS so not sure what can be done with it as far as installing / compiling user software on it though. The KVM/QEMU stuff is available in public domain and source code is available - but compling something like that !!!! - might be "do-able". I do know that Parallels running Windows on it works quite well though -- but as you say it's not free software.I have had zero problems using Fusion with Mac, IMHO Parallels is still the way to go when running Windows VM's with Mac as a guest but it obviously comes with a cost whereas Fusion Pro is now on a free licence. At present I'm running Windows 11 Dev 25H2 with Parallels.
Well, the last time I used these VMware would permit full screen use while Virtual box did not.Huh - I can barely tell the difference for the free versions both in terms of features, ease of use, benchmarking etc.
On the other hand, specifically for Windows Guests (except Home), Hyper-V slaughters both in terms of performamce.
Who knows - ask Vendor?When VMware Workstation 18 or there will be 17.6.5 or 17.7 next?
Latest version was in July (17.6.4).