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Aaron Bartell wrote:
> I was planning on using the Mac "Parallels" feature or "Bootcamp" [to
run Windows programs]. I
> put
> quotes around those because I have only seen it on a YouTube video
and > I am not sure if that is what they are really called.
Brad Abernathy wrote:
I think however, if you are not going to play windows games, go
with Parallels. This way you get the great OSX environment, and can
access the windows stuff also.
I agree with this sentiment. I use Linux at home and from time to time
run Windows software. Dual-booting (using "Bootcamp") is a great big
pain once you are happily settled in to the new OS environment and do
almost everything more easily in your new OS than the old one.
So, if you plan to only use a handful of Windows-only apps, definitely
go the virtualization / emulation / translation route.
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