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This is ironic, considering Parallels was originally an Apple first product designed specifically for virtualizing Windows and running it's apps "seamlessly" al
by deaddodo 3y ago
This is ironic, considering Parallels was originally an Apple first product designed specifically for virtualizing Windows and running it's apps "seamlessly" alongside native Mac ones.
- kergonath 3y agoWhy is it ironic? The parent says that it works well with Windows, which you say is the original use case. Linux has nothing to do with this.
- deaddodo 3y agoAh, I may have misread it. I thought they were saying Parallels on Windows runs Linux fine. But, re-reading it again, your interpretation is probably correct.