Thursday, August 31, 2006 1:40 PM
BrianR
Run Windows Programs on your Intel Mac--seemlessly?
I've have quite a few friends who have been smitten by the Mac bug (especially Intel Macs). In addition, others are considering moving that way (I won't "out" them just yet ;-) ).
Some, like John, run Parallels Desktop for Mac. Others, want to use BootCamp so they can run Vista, possibly with Aero Glass.
Today I learned about CrossOver Mac. It lets you run your Windows programs in a window without the need for VM software like VMWare for Mac or Parallels or the need to dual boot with BootCamp. In particular, with the disclaimer that I'm not a lawyer and I don't know anything yet about how CrossOver Mac works, it appears you don't need a Windows license to run a Windows program.
This is interesting indeed.
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