: Provided a Virtual Network Editor for creating complex IPv4 and IPv6 topologies, essential for simulating cloud environments.
: It added official support for Windows 10 19H1 , Ubuntu 19.04, RHEL 8.0, and Fedora 30. VMware Fusion Pro 11.1.0 Extended Edition
: Saved significant disk space by allowing multiple VMs to share a single base disk. : Provided a Virtual Network Editor for creating
: The update addressed several vulnerabilities and performance issues found in earlier 11.x iterations. Nevertheless, version 11
While VMware Fusion 11.1.0 was a standard-bearer for Intel-based Macs during its tenure, the virtualization landscape has since shifted. With the release of Fusion 13, VMware introduced official support for and transitioned to a free-for-personal-use model under Broadcom's ownership. Nevertheless, version 11.1.0 remains a significant milestone for its role in perfecting the virtualization experience on macOS Mojave and high-end Intel hardware.
The "Pro" designation in 11.1.0 unlocked advanced features that set it apart from standard versions, including: