
Use Windows, Linux on your Mac through virtualization
There are many reasons you may want to use a virtual machine on your Mac. Here are some of the ways to get started.
There are many reasons you may want to use a virtual machine on your Mac. Here are some of the ways to get started.
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Open-source VirtualBox isn't for most people. However, it has just enough perks that open it up to consideration.
With virtualization, you can install and use various operating systems on your Mac, including Windows and Linux. For the latter, we recommend using the latest versions of Parallels or open-source VirtualBox.
Parallels Desktop 15 for Mac, like most versions that came before it, is the best Parallels version to date.
Still need to run your 32 bit apps on macOS? Use a Virtual Machine!
If you want to use Windows on your Mac, but don't necessarily want to partition your hard drive, you can run Windows using a virtual machine like Parallels Desktop.
If you're looking for a good Windows PC, then look no further than a Mac running Parallels Desktop 14. It's the best version of the VM software, ever!
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If you're looking to be able to run Windows on your Apple machine, you may have come across Parallels in your search. Right now you can save 15% on a new license to Parallels 13, dropping the price down to just $67.99.