What will run better on my Intel based Mac: Desktop Parallels or Boot Camp? Any major problems with both OS? - parallels, boot camp
This weekend, I thought of my either Boot Camp or Parallels Desktop, you can put Windows XP on my Intel-based Mac OS 10.4. Just wondering if anyone has a limitation with XP on a Mac also found you need a special security software for the PC side of things, for XP running on a Mac? Giving Thanks for your help!
Monday, January 25, 2010
Parallels, Boot Camp What Will Run Better On My Intel Based Mac: Desktop Parallels Or Boot Camp? Any Major Problems With Both OS?
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Why do not you buy a PC when you are so interested in Windows? Perhaps because you are a Mac user, absolutely no idea what they want. As OS X is not exactly what you wanted? There is a reason why you can have Windows on them, because OS X is not good enough. I mean smart users running Mac OS X knows that this is the reason to buy a MAC. Apple is so greedy that are sold only on Mac OS X, just so they can profit from the sale of software and hardware together. Good luck with the use of these applications.
BTW: I've heard that Parallels is better than Boot Camp. If Apple is so perfect, why do not you put your boot camp class competition? Probably because they are not as perfect as you thought.
I've tried both and I think each of them for a specific usage model. Finally I got rid of my Boot Camp partition as easy to use Windows on my MacBook and I am), only small things with him and once again on Mac OS (or Linux, also with Parallels. Parallels uses the so-called hypervisor technology, as things often very close to the native operating speed, but I've never pushed very hard, because I have a desktop computer running Windows to have.
If you plan to use Windows for a long time and not feel the need to switch back and forth very often, after the boot camp might be a good choice for you. However, the trend between the two and may, in particular the exchange of information between the MacOS and Windows partitions to be complicated.
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