VMware has released Fusion 13 Pro, a major update to its virtualization program that offers native support for Macs with Apple Silicon processors. The first version has been released to support Macs with Apple M1 and M2 processors. This feature has been testing in beta for a while.Windows 11 on Macs with Intel and Apple Silicon processors
Fusion 13 Pro provides users with Mac computers with Apple Silicon and Intel processors to experience macOS Windows together by running operating systems such as Windows 11 in a virtual machine. The ARM version of Windows 11 needs to be running. The developers say the VMware tools in this release provide virtual graphics and networking, with more to come. It is also stated that the drivers are certified and signed, and the resolution can be adjusted to 4K and above.
In terms of graphics performance, Fusion 13 supports OpenGL 4.3 on Intel on Windows and Linux virtual machines, on Apple Silicon on Linux virtual machines. Windows running on Intel continues to enjoy DirectX 11 graphics, while Fusion continues to support eGPU devices for incredible performance using some of the fastest GPUs available. Running on Apple Silicon, Fusion offers OpenGL 4.3 with lightning-fast 3D hardware acceleration on ARM-based Linux virtual machines with Linux kernel 5.19 or higher.VMware Fusion 13 comes with a free trial and does not require registration. Two separate installation files are output from the DMG file for Macs with Apple Silicon and Intel chips.
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