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$70 for bootcamp? For a company as technologically advanced as South Korea, can't they just use refit or refind? Heck even a VM would do fine.
by xrjn 13y ago
$70 for bootcamp? For a company as technologically advanced as South Korea, can't they just use refit or refind? Heck even a VM would do fine.
- selectodude 13y agoI think the article author confused Boot Camp for Parallels Desktop.
- Samuel_Michon 13y agoBoot Camp isn’t a separate product, it’s part of OS X (which is free). The salesman was probably talking about Parallels Desktop or VMware Fusion. of course, one can just as easily use Virtualbox. Or if you only need IE, you can use a WINE layer like CrossOver.
- kijin 13y agoLast time I tried to access a South Korean government agency's website using a Windows guest in VirtualBox, it recognized that I was using a VM and refused to allow me to proceed. Same thing happened when I bought a bus ticket online and tried to print the e-ticket. Apparently everyone thinks VMs are only good for malicious activity.