VMware Fusion 10.0.0 Build 6665085

What's new in this version:

NEW GUEST OPERATING SYSTEMS SUPPORT:
- Windows 10 Creators Update
- Ubuntu 17.04
- Fedora 26
- RHEL 7.4
- Debian 9.1
- OpenSUSE 42.3
- SLE 12 SP3
- macOS 10.13

METAL GRAPHICS ENGINE:
- Fusion 10 leverages Apple Metal technology to deliver OpenGL 3.3 and DirectX 10 to Guest Operating Systems. The Metal graphics engine is enabled by default when using 3D hardware accelerated graphics applications.

Metal Host Graphics Rendering Engine Hardware Requirements:
- MacBook (early 2015)
- MacBook Air (mid 2012 or newer)
- MacBook Pro (mid 2012 or newer)
- Mac Mini (late 2012 or newer)
- iMac (late 2012 or newer)
- Mac Pro (late 2013 and newer)

Software Requirements:
- macOS 10.12.5 or later

GUEST VBS SUPPORT:
- Fusion 10 provides the necessary virtual hardware platform components to enable Microsoft Virtualization Based Security features in Windows 10 Enterprise Guest Operating Systems and Windows Server 2016. Users can now enable Device Guard, Credential Guard and BitLocker through a combination of technologies such as UEFI Secure Boot, Nested Virtualization improvements and a virtual Trusted Platform Module.
- For best performance, use Intel Skylake generation CPUs and above.

VIRTUAL TPM:
- Fusion 10 now provides a TPM 2.0 compatible virtual Trusted Platform Module for use with advanced security and encryption technologies, such as BitLocker.

VMWARE HARDWARE VERSION 14:
- Secure Boot, Fusion 10 introduces UEFI Secure Boot support for virtual machines. UEFI Secure Boot is a mechanism ensuring only trusted code is loaded by the UEFI firmware prior to the OS "handoff" process, and is required by VBS.
- Virtual NVMe support, Fusion 10 introduces a new virtual NVMe storage controller. NVMe devices require virtual hardware version 13 and later.

FUSION REST API:
- The Fusion REST API in Fusion 10 Pro can perform virtual machine operations like VM inventory management, VM power management, cloning, networking, configuration, IP address gathering, and more by leveraging a REST-based HTTP or HTTPS interface with standard JSON output via a Swagger.io framework. Fusion REST API enables a "headless", local or remote operation, and does not require the Fusion UI process to be running in order to function.

TOUCH BAR SUPPORT:
- Fusion 10 supports MacBook Pro models equipped with the new Touch Bar interface by providing contextual shortcuts for common VM tasks.

NATIVE OVF SUPPORT:
- With improved OVF/OVA support, Fusion 10 provides an effortless walkthrough to deploy the VMware VCSA (vCenter Server Appliance) OVA package for testing within Fusion 10.

ADVANCED VIRTUAL NETWORKING:
- Fusion Pro can now simulate degraded networks by introducing Packet Loss, Latency and Bandwidth caps. In addition, Fusion now provides the ability to configure Port Forwarding, and also allows for custom network names for better organization.
- AUTO-SCAN FOR NEW VIRTUAL MACHINES:
- Fusion now allows users to quickly refresh their VM inventory by scanning for virtual machines. It supports VMs on local folders as well as on network shared storage and USB drives.

MANUAL RESOLUTION SETTING:
- Per-virtual machine control to set a specific resolution to the guest
- Choose between common resolutions derived from the capabilities of the host, such as Retina vs. standard resolutions, and change between them with a single click

REMOTE ESXI HOST POWER OPERATIONS:
The following remote ESXi power operations can now be performed from Fusion Pro:
- Shutdown
- Restart
- Enter/Exit Maintenance Mode

OPTIMIZED USER EXPERIENCE:
- Overall User Interface look and feel improvements
- New "Information" area for each VM within the VM Library window to display IP and MAC address of the VM, the version of the guest operating system and kernel information.
- New design for New VM wizard
- Auto Disk cleanup