[DM-MUG] Parallels or Fusion?
kristau
kristau at gmail.com
Sat Oct 4 21:22:30 CDT 2008
Both Parallels and Fusion are very comparable on features. Being a
Parallels user myself, I'm a bit biased, but I think either will work
well for what you want to do. The "killer" feature of both is the
ability to run your windows applications directly on the Mac desktop.
Parallels calls this feature "coherence," but VMware Fusion does it,
too.
On Fri, Oct 3, 2008 at 10:51 AM, Alexander Rhoads <alexander at rhoads.us> wrote:
> What's the current preference as between Parallels or Fusion?
>
> I'm going to be replacing by clunker Dell Inspiron at the office with a
> MacBook of some type soon and will have to retain functionality on the
> following Windows-Only programs:
>
> TimeMatters (a networked Lexis/Nexis calendaring program for law firms)
> SupportMaster (a stand-alone child support calculator for Iowa
> attorneys)
> PCLaw (networked billing/accounts receivable)
>
> No gaming or other similar graphic-intensive applications. Everything
> else Windows will be dumped. With these types of applications and
> expected office (law firm) usage, is there any big distinction or
> preference that you would recommend as between Parallels or Fusion?
>
>
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> Alexander Rhoads
> alexander at rhoads.us
>
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