i would say that Parallels is the kind of software a professional would be willing to pay for to get better performance and support and to get access to new features like Arm support. Because they charge for their efforts, they can afford to do the work to handle Windows on Apple Silicon, where free or cheap software can’t put the investment in.Parallels Desktop is expensive software for professional use. Whatever happened to the days when Virtualbox would run just about anything relatively modern?
Good thing it still works on my Intel Mac, helps me cope with having gotten one only a few months before they announced the switch to M-series 🥲
I can understand a private individual who is not making money from using Windows to not want to spend money on commercial software like Parallels, but not a business.
Ah, I see from a later post that you left out a comma. “is expensive software, for professional use” It happens.
As they say, a comma makes all the difference between “Helping my uncle, jack, off a horse” and “Helping my uncle jack off a horse.” 😊