By Chris KimptonPosted Friday 8th June 2007 11:56 GMT
Guess who bought the old version on Wednesday and they released this on Thursday - doh!
And the question nobody seems to be able to answer... #
By Andrew CrystallPosted Friday 8th June 2007 12:07 GMT
What versions of DirectX and OpenGL is it supporting? The DX8/OGL1.1 other software supports isn't much good for modern games.... (you can still run HL2 of course, but it's a far cry from a DX9c implementation...)
just download the new version and intall it, should work with your existing key
if the pc version is anywhere near as good as the mac version then vmware should be very very scared!!! vmware fusion i know is still beta but parallels has come from pretty much nowhere and taking the mac world by storm.
god bless parallels give vmware a run for its money on the pc dont let them rest on their laurels
By SImon HobsonPosted Friday 8th June 2007 22:47 GMT
run a Mac in a VM on another machine - well not legally anyway !
There is a project somewhere that claims to have the Mac OS running on generic hardware. It required some fiddling to defeat the kernel code that checks for genuine Apple hardware I believe. Even if it works, it is expressely forbidden by the software licence.
Comments on: Parallels enhances Windows-on-Mac tool
Classic #
By Robert Ramsay Posted Friday 8th June 2007 10:14 GMT
MacOS in a VM? #
By Alan Edwards Posted Friday 8th June 2007 11:43 GMT
Doh! #
By Chris Kimpton Posted Friday 8th June 2007 11:56 GMT
And the question nobody seems to be able to answer... #
By Andrew Crystall Posted Friday 8th June 2007 12:07 GMT
Vice versa #
By Nick Galloway Posted Friday 8th June 2007 13:50 GMT
fao chris kimpton #
By Andy Posted Friday 8th June 2007 15:03 GMT
Re. the question nobody seems able to answer... #
By Tony Smith, Editor, Reg Hardware Posted Friday 8th June 2007 15:05 GMT
No you can't ... #
By SImon Hobson Posted Friday 8th June 2007 22:47 GMT