I’ve been working with VirtualBox for a month or so now, and while I’m generally impressed, I’ve had some annoying experiences (Windows 7 crashes) with it. Also, its requirement of command-line admin means that I can’t recommend VirtualBox for clients. So, with Fusion as my preferred virtualization platform, I’m really glad to see them announce Windows 7 support on the shelves not too long after the OS is released.
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Great info on the virtualization piece! BTW, I’ve been using IE 7 on CrossOver. If anyone wants to test their website in IE7 it works fairly well. The cost is $39.95 for Standard Version at http://www.codeweavers.com/products/cxmac/
It’s really amazing that CrossOver has evolved into such a robust product. I finally moved to the slightly-less-crappy Windows version of QuickBooks, so maybe I’ll switch to using it in CrossOver, instead of dealing with XP.