VMware Fusion 11.0.0 Build 10120384

What's new in this version:

- Performance improvements for ​virtual NVMe storage

New guest operating system support:
- Windows 10 1803
- Ubuntu 18.04
- macOS 10.14
- Fedora 28
- RHEL 7.5
- CentOS 7.5
- Debian 9.5
- OpenSuse Leap 15.0
- FreeBSD 11.2
- ESXi 6.7

Advanced graphics:
- DirectX 10.1 support is added for Fusion 11. DirectX 10.1 is an incremental update of DirectX 10.0. It provides higher visual quality through the support of multi-sample anti-aliasing (MSAA). DirectX 10.1 also supports Shader Model 4.1 and Cubemap Array.

Hardware requirements for DirectX 10.1:
- MacBook (early 2015 or later)
- MacBook Air (mid 2012 or later)
- MacBook Pro (mid 2012 or later)
- Mac Mini (late 2012 or later)
- iMac (late 2012 or later)
- Mac Pro (late 2013 and later)
- Metal renderer should be supported by the macOS host

Software requirements:
- macOS 10.13.0 and later

VMware hardware version 16:
- The maximum amount of graphics memory is now bumped up to 3072 MB

Hosts and Clusters view when you connect to vCenter (Fusion 11 Pro only):
- Fusion 11 adds a new Hosts and Clusters view when you connect to a vCenter Server from Fusion. You can easily toggle between VM view and Hosts and Clusters view

vSphere 6.7 support:
- You can now connect to a vSphere 6.7 vCenter Server or ESXi 6.7 host directly. You can also import VCSA 6.7 within Fusion 11

New Applications menu:
Fusion 11 provides a brand-new design Applications menu to do more than simply launching applications from within the guest:
- Creation of new virtual machines
- Virtual machine power operations
- Switching from different views
- Taking snapshots
- Launching virtual machine settings

REST API for networking operations:
Fusion REST API is extended to support the following networking operations:
- create vmnet
- MAC address to IP binding
- get MAC address

Customizable Touch Bar support:
Fusion 11 supports Touch Bar to be customizable in the following scenarios:
- Library window
- Virtual machine window

SSH login to a Linux virtual machine:
- You can now access a Linux virtual machine with SSH provided by Fusion 11. Fusion 11 can remember the user name and password, so virtual machine access is as easy as a mouse click

User experience improvements:
- Virtual machine title bar - With the new virtual machine toolbar, you can now navigate the virtual-machine path and quickly view the full path in a text file or terminal window on the Mac host
- New default virtual machine location - The default virtual machine folder for new installations of Fusion 11 is your home directory/Virtual Machines