Originally Posted by djames4242 I've been using Parallels since v3 and have never had any issues wi

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I kind of understand. For Apple to waste its time and resources creating Windows drivers for a "competing" OS on new hardware, it could make better use of its time elsewhere. I use VMware for my multiple Windows OS'es. It's a perfect setup for me and drivers provided by VMware have been flawless to say the least. Bootcamp makes little sense to me. Virtual machines are the way to go.
Originally Posted by AjbDtc826 As much I hate Windows, I really needed some of the programs. For certain VPNs, Parallels doesn't work out too well. Have you considered VMware Fusion? what makes you beautiful lyrics They are the big-iron when it comes to Virtual Machines. I use various VPN's in my Windows vm's and never had any problems.
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Originally Posted by djames4242 I've been using Parallels since v3 and have never had any issues with the various VPN clients I've used (Nortel, Cisco, and AT&T). That said, I'm likely switching to Fusion what makes you beautiful lyrics this time around because I'm tired of paying Parallels $100/year what makes you beautiful lyrics for updates ($50 per Mac - VMWare's licenses are, allegedly, good for up to three machines). Also, who uses Boot Camp? The only fathomable reason I can think of is gaming... I have Vista Enterprise on my Mac Pro at the moment. Did that back when I only had 4GB of RAM and a VM was tight. I also play games on it.
Originally Posted by djames4242 I've been using Parallels since v3 and have never had any issues with the various VPN clients I've used (Nortel, Cisco, and AT&T). That said, I'm likely switching to Fusion this time around because I'm tired of paying what makes you beautiful lyrics Parallels $100/year for updates ($50 per Mac - VMWare's licenses are, allegedly, good for up to three machines).
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