Re: [semi-OT] Parallels

Since you're already using bootcamp, you're more than half way there. Parallels can boot from your bootcamp partition. Yay! Roger Eller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > I have been using BootCamp, but having to reboot completely tends to > stop me using it. I would prefer a solution that allowed me to run

Re: [semi-OT] Parallels

Hi Sarah! Hope you're doing well. As you know, I'm not much of a Mac user, but I find the Bootcamp/Parallels combo works great for me. There are times when I only want the Mac to be a PC, and it does that with Bootcamp. Other times (editing Rev stuff), I like having both. The only problem I've had

Re: [semi-OT] Parallels

Hello. As far as windows/mac integration goes, Parallels and VMWare are equivalent (I know that VMWare supports better 3D rendering, however Parallels is bound to catch up). The best selling points for VMWare boil down to the years of experience in VM's that VMWare has, the more graceful

Re: [semi-OT] Parallels

Hi Jim, Parallels offers clipboard integration too, but I don't know how it compares to Fusion's. Best regards, Mark Schonewille -- Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering http://economy-x-talk.com http://www.salery.biz Quickly extract data from your HyperCard stacks with DIFfe

Re: [semi-OT] Parallels

According to the recent (October) issue of Macworld (pg. 84), "the most significant difference right now [between Parallels and Fusion] is that Fusion offers clipboard integration so that it is easier to cut and paste between [operating systems.]" Jim ___

Re: [semi-OT] Parallels

I used to use Q to run some PPC Linux images: http://www.kju-app.org/ kju/ Based on QEMU: http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/qemu/ You can find some disk images here: http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/ qemu/download.html I think it's a Universal Binary now, but I haven't used it for a long while.

Re: [semi-OT] Parallels

Le 05-sept.-07 à 12:25, Sarah Reichelt a écrit : I have been using BootCamp, but having to reboot completely tends to stop me using it. I would prefer a solution that allowed me to run Windows/Linux without having to stop the Mac. Sarah Hi Sarah, I use VMWare fusion on my mac to test my bu

Re: [semi-OT] Parallels

I have been using BootCamp, but having to reboot completely tends to stop me using it. I would prefer a solution that allowed me to run Windows/Linux without having to stop the Mac. Sarah On 9/5/07, Luis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thought of using Boot Camp? http://www.apple.com/macosx/bootcam

Re: [semi-OT] Parallels

Hi Luis, Sarah, Parallels is really much more practical than Bootcamp, which requires a restart. On the other hand, Bootcamp allows you to choose from more than 2 operating systems: which makes Bootcamp interesting again. Best reg

Re: [semi-OT] Parallels

Thought of using Boot Camp? http://www.apple.com/macosx/bootcamp/ Cheers, Luis. On 5 Sep 2007, at 00:21, Sarah Reichelt wrote: Hi All, I'm about to get Parallels and use it for Windows on my Mac. I seem to remember there were problems earlier with Rev windows not drawing properly. Is that s

Re: [semi-OT] Parallels

Sarah Reichelt wrote: Hi All, I'm about to get Parallels and use it for Windows on my Mac. I seem to remember there were problems earlier with Rev windows not drawing properly. Is that still the case or is it fixed now? I only had one redraw problem, when setting the cursor to "none". Everyth

Re: [semi-OT] Parallels

Sarah, I have both VMWare Fusion and Parallels 3.0. I was a heavy parallels user but when I begun my GSoC work, Haiku would not run under parallels, so I migrated to VMWare Fusion. I bought both during their beta period so I paid less than 100 USD for both products. Both are very very good. I feel

Re: [semi-OT] Parallels

No I haven't looked at VMWare Brent, but I will give it a go. I love this list, there are always people who know something about everything! Cheers, Sarah On 9/5/07, Brent Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello. > > Although Parallels is a great product and I know many people who like > it

Re: [semi-OT] Parallels

Hello. Although Parallels is a great product and I know many people who like it a lot, have you looked into using VMWare instead? Apart from being the well-established experts in the industry, VMWare Fusion uses more acceptable means for hooking into your Mac from a behind the scenes pers

[semi-OT] Parallels

Hi All, I'm about to get Parallels and use it for Windows on my Mac. I seem to remember there were problems earlier with Rev windows not drawing properly. Is that still the case or is it fixed now? Are there any other tricks I should know about before I start? What about using libURL, revBrowser,