[Ham-Mac] Leopard

[Peter Hunter]

Thanks Rick, I didn't know you could do that. I thought they would all  
require their own Windows install. I've got 4 GB RAM so no problem  
there. All I need to decide really is, do I need to have OS X running  
when I'm running Windows, or do I just want to keep the two OS's  
separate.
The last time I saw parallels running on a 10.4 machine, it was in  
Coherence mode and had a horrible Windows Taskbar sitting across the  
top of the Dock. It put me off a bit.

Peter, G0GSZ

On 30 Oct 2007, at 15:49, Rick Prather wrote:

> I have been running Parallels since it's early days and am happy  
> with it.
>
> However, in looking at some of the features I think if I were to  
> start over I might go with VMWare.
>
> BTW, either way you can set up your Boot Camp partition. Use it with  
> a re-boot if you need the extra speed and also use the same  
> partition as the VM in VMWare or Parallels.  That is how I do it and  
> therefore only have to maintain one install of Windows.
>
> Rick
> K6LE
>
> On Oct 30, 2007, at 8:17 AM, Peter Hunter wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Just got the upgrade to Leopard installed on my new 20" 2.4 GHz  
>> iMac. I want/need to run Windows, but can't decide whether to use  
>> Parallels, VMWare Fusion, or Boot Camp. I have noticed several of  
>> you are running VMWare. So, is this the recommended route?
>>
>> All replies appreciated.
>>
>> 73 de Peter, G0GSZ
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