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Aside from that, are there any other changes that makes it worth spending the ‘upgrade’ fee? There’s USB 3. Also note that there’s a free version for personal use, fully functional and basically the old non professional version, but it has now been called “Player”. As usual it all depends on what you use on if it is worthwhile for you to spent money on an upgrade or not. View solution in original post. Seems there’s nothing of importance for my case – just some DotNet development, so don’t even use DirectX.

Will give Big Sur a wide pass for a long time yet. Had enough grief with the forced ‘upgrade’ to Catalina. Seems there’s plenty of pain and suffering for the early adopters of Big Sur. A few strange issues, but nothing to the level of the last go around. Good to know it’s been better than Catalina which was a truly awful ‘upgrade’ experience. Wasn’t until It’s lovely and stable now, so I’ll give the Big Sur ‘upgrade’ a wide berth and keep the associated VMWare ‘upgrade’ fees in my bank account.

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Fusion All forum topics Previous Topic Next Topic. Accepted Solutions. Author of Vimalin. Thanks Seems there’s nothing of importance for my case – just some DotNet development, so don’t even use DirectX. We like stability.