Just installed--it looks great! I like the new, more informative icons that display different devices in the single window mode!

VMware tools are installing...rebooting...centered between both monitors..vmware tools still out of date--I'll have to uninstall and reinstall...nope, they're back and ready...window updating looks slower.

Trying to enter unity mode gives a message about the screen size..but now it's back and it looks great--unity on both monitors. Excellent.
Snappier than before the screen size was uptated too.

On entering unity the taskbar jumped to monitor one, but now I dragged it back to where it belongs (right side monitor 2).

OK, one more test: "Can you here me? Yes, Dragon NaturallySpeaking works well in fusion version 2 beta. And, it works in unity on the other monitor." Dictated in dragonpad (VM), cut and pasted here.

NICE WORK GUYS!

PS The full screen using both monitors is also very nice. BTW I'm using two different size monitors, and it all works well.
The task bar insists on jumping to the first monitor when I switch to unity. A small buglet.
XP-64 works well too.
In both xp and xp-64 the first switch to unity was weird--didn't work well on both monitors. On reboot, each VM worked perfectly on both monitors.
Now the big test-- xp and xp-64 running in different unity windows...Too much. Both VMs work perfectly in unity windows...not that I'll ever need this, but it works anyway.

Thanks for your feedback, Matthew!

The taskbar problem is a tricky one. Do you want it:

1) Where your Mac menu bar is
2) Where your Mac dock is
3) Somewhere else

I"ll share two, my favorite and least favorite.

Favorite thing: I love that I no longer have to go to my virtual machines folder to remove old VMs! I've wanted that for a while now.

My least favorite thing: The new settings layout. It's going to be a real pain having to click "show all" to go back to the categories when you have to change multiple settings on a VM. I much prefer the previous layout to the new one. But, that's just me

Still, it seemed like the other layout was more efficient than the current one. I understand the desire to emulate a more "mac-like" experience, but at the cost of usability, I don't see the benefit of the new layout.

You're right, it's not that often that a setting needs to be changed once set, but look at the way you phrased it: To be able glance at all the settings - you see none in the new view style without first clicking on a category, then you see only what is contained within that category. So say you wanted to quickly check the settings, you'd have to click "show all" every time in between changing from one to the next, whereas in the previous layout, you could simply click straight down the list of configurable options and be done with it.

I see what you're talking about, now. I didn't notice that at first glance, I just remembered seeing the images there and nothing else. That changes everything! I think I owe an apology for skimming over that so quickly.

Thanks for pointing this out

Ditto.

Is it me, or is disk access faster? I've not benchmarked anything, but It's feeling faster in a WinXP guest VM. It may be an illusion as I also upgraded an app within the VM.

I'm glad I kept my Ubuntu 7.10 Gusty Gibbon VM around, Linux Unity in 2.0 beta 1 works!