Crossover Software

[ChevChelios]

Does anyone know of any good crossover program for using to OSs, i've heard of parallels, is that any good. Hopefully want one with minimal lag.

Thanks

Chev.

[DjDennis]

in what way - what do you want to do ?

it depends on how much $$$$ your willing to pay

[ChevChelios]

I want to have both windows and leopard OS running.

Price wise, not anything insanely sxpensive but you know, you get what you pay for

[CBG]

is this after your ableton dilemna?

[ChevChelios]

Yeah thats one of the reasons

[CBG]

head over to beginners and tell me how the fuck to learn that shit if possible lol.

[Tomy]

ha. we meet again.

bootcamp? or is that classed at a parallel? i'm not good with computer speak.

[djAlie]

I used Parallels for about 2 years but when I got my new MBP I switched to VMware Fusion, much more stable zero crashes and seems to run lighter than Parallels did.

http://www.vmware.com/products/fusion/

[DjDennis]

been using vmware for years

have training videos on howto as well

love it

[CBG]

I used Parallels for about 2 years but when I got my new MBP I switched to VMware Fusion, much more stable zero crashes and seems to run lighter than Parallels did.

http://www.vmware.com/products/fusion/

Hey man, welcome.

good to see another tech head here. Head over to introductions and tell us your story

[JonnyB]

bootcamp should come stock on every newish mac, al you need is a windows cd and your OS cd, and you can have both on the one computer.

you can not have both running at the same time though, on startup you have to choose which one you wish to use.

in parallels im pretty sure you can have both running at the same time.

[dario]

I've used them all,

And it all depends on if you want to just run the program?

or the whole OS

Cause crossover only runs the programs.

where as

vmware fusion runs the OS

same as Parallels.

hope this helps!