true defragmentation
Coriolis Systems :: Products :: iDefragSupports HFS and HFS+ (Mac OS Extended).
Supports case sensitive and journaled filesystems.
Supports adaptive hot file clustering (“Hot Zone”).
Four powerful defragmentation algorithms:
- Compact data, moving all free space to one place.
- Optimize filesystem metadata.
- On-line defragmentation.
Defragment whilst your disk is mounted. - Advanced programmable optimization.
Rearrange your disk the way you want.
B-Tree metadata file compaction/optimization support.
TevSpace - Parallels vs. VMware Fusion
TevSpace - Parallels vs. VMware Fusion: "I've been using Parallels on my MacBook to run a virtual machine with Windows XP on it. Mostly for my Sony eBook reader software and Family Tree Maker (Mac is lacking when it comes to genealogy software). I was reading some reviews of VMware's new entry to the market, Fusion. Fusion has two big advantages over Parallels: 1) it is written in Cocoa, so is completely native and fast. 2) it can use a BootCamp partition as its 'virtual' drive. So after reading about 10 reviews, all of which said essentially 'after trying Fusion, I stopped using Parallels', I decided to take the plunge and switch my MacBook over."
But it is new and untried and above all avoid bootcamp (in perpetual bata unsupported by Apple)
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