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You can’t legally run Mac OS X on any computer, but you can run Windows XP and/or Vista and Linux alongside OS X on a Mac. We show you how to get the best of both worlds. Ever since Apple switched to mainstream Intel processors for all its computers, they have been able to run Windows and Linux just as well as any PC. Apple offers a simple tool called Boot Camp which allows you to switch betwee
This brief tutorial will explain how to increase the number of screen resolutions available to you when using Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron) in Parallels Desktop 3.x.
Thanks in large part go to Simple Help readers Fau and Jim for this fix. Using the method outlined below, you’ll be able to get screen resolutions much higher [...]
This brief tutorial will explain how to increase the number of screen resolutions available to you when using Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron) in Parallels Desktop 3.x.
Thanks in large part go to Simple Help readers Fau and Jim for this fix. Using the method outlined below, you’ll be able to get screen resolutions much higher [...]
Los chicos de Parallels no descansan, y por ello siguen sacando nuevas compilaciones de su paquete de virtualización.En esta ocasión, según nos comentan, entre sus características está la completa compatibilidad con Leopard (por fin), soporte para SMBios y una mejora sustancial del rendimiento de las máquinas virtuales que corren bajo Windows Vista o XP.
Una vez más vuelve a mejorar la compatibilidad con USB, permitiendo la sincronizacion de dispositivos Blackberry y de National Instruments. Además, se pueden usar dos unidades de CD/DVD idénticas para una misma máquina virtual.
Veremos como “anda” esta version en nuestros macs.
Como siempre, más información aquí.
This tutorial will guide you through installing Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) using Parallels Desktop 3.0 (Build 5540 - which is a beta at this time) for OS X. There are a number of ways you can try to install Ubuntu 7.10 in Parallels Desktop, as found in this thread on the Parallels Support Forums - but I spent a couple of hours trying each one, and had no luck. Other folks did have luck with some of those methods, so you may want to give them a shot, because the method I outline is a bit time consuming. With all of that said, the good folks who develop Parallels have mentioned that they are currently working on better support, so this tutorial itself is probably “time limited” - as in it won’t be necessary in a few weeks/months.
If you already have Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) installed in Parallels, and you’re using build 5540 of Parallels Desktop, you can skip down to step 15 below.
If you don’t have Ubuntu installed, what we’re going to do is inst
Run Windows on your Mac!Parallels Desktop for Mac is the first solution for Intel-Macs that gives you the flexibility of running Windows on a Mac simultaneously without rebooting. It is fast and flexible by enabling you to run critical Windows-only applications like Internet Explorer, Outlook, Project, Access and Quicken at full speed. Because Windows is completely isolated from your OS X, there is no chance of infecting your Mac with Windows viruses. What is more, running Windows through Parallels is more secure now than running it on a real PC. The one-click installation is simple, intuitive, and automatically installs and configures your Windows hardware drivers. With Parallels Desktop for Mac you can now run all the applications you need without switching between Windows and Mac OS X! The new feature - Coherence shows Windows applications as if they were running natively on your Mac. Use Coherence to truly enjoy the best of both worlds at the same time! Transporter is a powerful ne
Benjamin Rudolph of Parallels, Inc talks about the FREE and PUBLIC beta for all Parallels Desktop 3.0 users. Mac only at the moment.
Tags: Parallels,, Desktop, beta
Nuevas funciones
Esta actualización permite ejecutar las aplicaciones de Windows como si se tratara de aplicaciones nativas de Mac, ofrece la función Parallels Transporter que facilita la migración de sistemas existentes a máquinas virtuales e incluye el soporte Plug and Play" para los dispositivos USB 2.0.
Parallels ha anunciado la nueva actualización del Desktop para Mac que permite ejecutar Windows, Linux u otro sistema operativo, incluyendo sus aplicaciones, simultáneamente en los Macs basados en los procesadores Intel, sin necesidad de reiniciar.
Esta actualización está marcada por Coherence, funcionalidad que ejecuta las aplicaciones de Windows dentro de un Mac como si se tratase de aplicaciones nativas. El escritorio de Windows desaparece en el modo Coherence dejando la ejecución de sus aplicaciones -como Outlook o Internet Explorer- directamente desde el escritorio del Mac o bien acopladas a sus aplicaciones. Esta funcionalidad susceptible de ser personalizada
