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x Shadow Dragon
Jun 2, 2007, 06:17 PM
Are there any problems with Parralels?
To use Parallels would i need a copy of Windows XP, or whatever windows i wanted to run?
thanks
Silver-Fox
Jun 2, 2007, 06:18 PM
Are there any problems with Parralels?
To use Parallels would i need a copy of Windows XP, or whatever windows i wanted to run?
thanks
as far as i know, no real problems with parralels
and you will need your own copy of windows, im not sure it supports vista
x Shadow Dragon
Jun 2, 2007, 06:21 PM
as far as i know, no real problems with parralels
and you will need your own copy of windows, im not sure it supports vista
ok so i could say... play games on parralels?
Do u knwo the lowest windows it supprts... i.e. windows 2000
synth3tik
Jun 2, 2007, 06:24 PM
Parallels does have a quick install mode were as long as you have to legit copy of XP or Vista you only need the CD key for the OS. it will not work with with a hacked CD key. It takes longer I think, as it will download the OS. I have not done this. As I am using Windows in Boot Camp. I can say though if you even want to use Ubuntu 7.04, VMWare will be the best bet, it just loads easier. VMWare will also let you load an OS from Boot Camp. with VMWare I can load Vista with out reboot, even though Vista is in Bot Camp. Right now I am only using Parallels to run NeXTStep, and thats just for the hell of it.
Silver-Fox
Jun 2, 2007, 06:26 PM
ok so i could say... play games on parralels?
Do u knwo the lowest windows it supprts... i.e. windows 2000
parralels dosent support 3d graphics as it only allows like 8mb of graphics memory or something
and the lowest version of windows i think is 95-98
x Shadow Dragon
Jun 2, 2007, 06:26 PM
Parallels does have a quick install mode were as long as you have to legit copy of XP or Vista you only need the CD key for the OS. it will not work with with a hacked CD key. It takes longer I think, as it will download the OS. I have not done this. As I am using Windows in Boot Camp. I can say though if you even want to use Ubuntu 7.04, VMWare will be the best bet, it just loads easier. VMWare will also let you load an OS from Boot Camp. with VMWare I can load Vista with out reboot, even though Vista is in Bot Camp. Right now I am only using Parallels to run NeXTStep, and thats just for the hell of it.
is VMware free?
Silver-Fox
Jun 2, 2007, 06:28 PM
is VMware free?
no it isnt
x Shadow Dragon
Jun 2, 2007, 06:35 PM
no it isnt
o... so how much does it cost?
Silver-Fox
Jun 2, 2007, 06:38 PM
o... so how much does it cost?
dude just google these things :rolleyes: it will make it alot easier :) plus you can check everything else you need
Jimbode
Jun 6, 2007, 06:24 PM
VMWare Fusion Beta 3 is free, but there may be a chare for the final release.
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