why use bootcamp to dual boot a intel mac (which is soooo '80s), when there's parallels, which uses a hypervisor approach... so you should be able to fade in windows when you need it, instead of rebooting...
Wouldn't that be ... like ... um ... better ?
(or rather vmware, and move my PC image right over to the mac... well, I'm allowed to dream...)
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2 comments:
Well,
and if you already started dreaming, don't forget the prereq. You need an Intel Mac to do the trick. Nice dreams
Paul
you're right paul, that was my proposition.
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