Fusion on Apple product

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I am currently running a trial version of Fusion 360 on a Mac Book Pro yet I know this is an oddity for the industry. At what point will a PC become a necessity? I like the idea of using the MAC as a Windows machine will randomly decide to run a background application and all of a sudden your model has frozen and you don’t quite know when it froze!

Will I have issues with libraries, extensions, and associated software? I’m currently in the process of translating the terminology I have been accustom to terms used in Fusion. So it might be a while before I get any where!

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From a functional standpoint, there’s no advantage to running Fusion 360 on a PC with comparable performance over your Mac. Data created in one and stored in the cloud will open in the other or any computer you’re logged into Fusion 360 on.

The last several versions of Parallels running Windows 10 have also been very solid for me. Make sure everything it’s current if possible.

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That’s great! I’m accustom to file types not transferring across platforms, having to run virtual machines and etc… Thank you!

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