With the advent of the Intel Mac line there came a huge roar from people wanting to run XP and other operating systems virtually on their Apple machines. A couple of companies came out swinging, and in my opinion, VMware has come out on top. There is a nifty little feature that lets you run XP applications as if they were running natively on your Mac. You don’t have to look at XP, or even navigate around XP. It’s a thing of beauty if you ask me.
VMware has a nice little “feature” called unity mode.
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July 23rd, 2008 at 12:21 pm
Yup. Parallels has a similar feature, called Coherence Mode. It's neat, but damn, it's creepy to see those Windows apps floating around.
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July 23rd, 2008 at 12:21 pm
Yup. Parallels has a similar feature, called Coherence Mode. It's neat, but damn, it's creepy to see those Windows apps floating around.
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