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Something about your screen shot intrigues me - and no it is not the porn VLC icons you blurred on your 2nd desktop :p

Why do you run Windows in a VM with mIRC. Why not just run Colloquy or some other OS X chat client? Do you leave you Windows VM running all the time? Please sir - explain the mysteries of your VM to me. Also I see you have a Steam icon up, by some luck of fate did you get tf2/steam to work in Fusion?

I used to get the same question myself (sorry for the threadjack) when I owned Macs and ran XP inside Parallels over 2 years ago, and when pressed for an answer it was simple: OSX IRC clients suck, simple. ;)

But it comes down to personal choice, of course. I've been using mIRC since before it was even a publicly known application, and IRC itself since before it was publicly known as well (early 1989). mIRC does everything I need an IRC application to do, and it does it better than most in my opinion. It's my personal choice.

And I'm willing to bet WilliamTM will probably respond with something very similar.

I'm curious about that Steam icon myself too so...
 
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Something about your screen shot intrigues me - and no it is not the porn VLC icons you blurred on your 2nd desktop :p

Why do you run Windows in a VM with mIRC. Why not just run Colloquy or some other OS X chat client? Do you leave you Windows VM running all the time? Please sir - explain the mysteries of your VM to me. Also I see you have a Steam icon up, by some luck of fate did you get tf2/steam to work in Fusion?

I have Steam/CS:Source running perfectly in Mac Crossover. I imagine you'd get similar results in Fusion, as long as the machine you're playing on is decent.
 
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