Which would be a shame given how well Parallel works on Catalina. Requirements for VMware Fusion 12: A Mac computer manufactured in 2011 or later (except 2012 Mac Pro Quad Core with the Intel Xeon W3565 Processor) 2010 Mac Pro Six Core, Eight Core, and Twelve Core with a graphics card that supports Metal. At least that is going to be usable for more than 12 months and will support more than a single major release of macOS. If v15 is not going to work on Big Sur I am definitely going to abandon Parallels again and purchase a VMware Fusion Pro license. I have just recently purchased a license and am definitely not interested in a) a yearly software subscription, or b) yearly mandatory paid upgrades because they refuse to support their software for more than 12 months or more than one major macOS release. I really hope that Parallels is going to continue supporting v15 on Big Sur. Microsoft has a fairly extensive algorithm to determine when a re-activation is required.
It probably depends on the amount and extent of virtual hardware changes. However, when I first migrated a Windows 10 VM von VirtualBox to Parallels on my iMac it did. I would say many programs have struggled through the new.
Parallels is clearer about the security needed. I had to find a forum article to tell me to grant it full Disk Access.
Fusion 12 had a lot of trouble with the new Security in MacOS Catalina. I migrated two VMs from VirtualBox to Fusion (1x Windows 7, 1x Windows 10) on my MacBook, which did not trigger Activation. So i tried Fusion Player 12 free and gave it 4 CPUs and 4gb of Ram in Catalina.
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