VMWare Fusion
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“Most of my ops work happens in the cloud, but when I do need an actual local Linux environment I either use the VMWare Fusion M1 Technical Preview to spin up an Ubuntu VM, or ssh into one of the boxes in our rack.”
Terra Field Interview, Developer, activist · via Uses This 
“If I'm messing with VMs, I'm probably using VMWare Fusion.”
Alice Goldfuss Interview, Site Reliability Engineer (New Relic) · via Uses This 
“Initially, I tried using VMWare Fusion (no relation) to run Fusion 360 in Windows.”
Jesse Vincent Interview, Developer, CTO of Keyboardio · via Uses This 
“I still boot into Linux via VMWare Fusion most days, but the convenience and size of the Air has outweighed any advantages to my keeping around a desktop over the past couple years.”
Bret Taylor Interview, CTO (Facebook), co-founder (FriendFeed) · via Uses This 
“When it's imperative that a page renders properly in Internet Explorer, Windows XP and Windows 8 running in VMWare Fusion get the job done.”
Matt Might Interview, CS Professor (University of Utah) · via Uses This 
“VMware Fusion lets me do the necessary cross-platform testing dance that's a necessary part of every web geek's life.”
David Sleight Interview, Creative director, web designer, tinkerer · via Uses This 
“I use VMWare Fusion, which has been very stable for me.”
Thomas Fuchs Interview, Developer (script.aculo.us, Prototype) · via Uses This 
“It's also hard to remember life before VMware Fusion and its ability to run any OS without having to restart my machine.”
Craig Hockenberry Interview, Programmer (The Iconfactory) · via Uses This 
“Occasionally I use VMware Fusion if I have to test something on Windows.”
Maggie McFee Interview, Technologist · via Uses This 
“I use VMware Fusion for work and play.”
John Siracusa Interview, Programmer, writer (Ars Technica) · via Uses This 
“I'll pop open VMWare Fusion if I need to test something on our site with Internet Explorer.”
Steven Frank Interview, Mac developer, co-founder of Panic · via Uses This