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Parallels Server will soon come out.

33specter Total Posts: 60 Joined 2006-12-25	Posted: 05 October 2007 04:07 AM According to the article Parallels Server will soon be released: Parallels Server will allow disparate operating systems to run on the same server. While large companies tend to have the power to force standardization on a single operating system, making Virtuozzo’s virtual environment approach appropriate for them, SMEs need the flexibility that true virtualization offers, according to Benjamin Rudolph, director of corporate communications at SWsoft. Some of the features of Parallels Server, such as full 64-bit support for host and guest operating systems, and support for multiprocessor VMs, should also appear in the next major version of the desktop edition, due in the first half of next year Besides, some of these features will also be included in Parallels Desktop major version that is being developed now.

amyjones09 Total Posts: 2 Joined 2007-10-01	Posted: 08 October 2007 05:20 PM who is parallel anyway? I have never heard of them before.

33specter Total Posts: 60 Joined 2006-12-25	Posted: 10 October 2007 07:17 AM amyjones09 - Oct 08, 2007 05:20pm who is parallel anyway? I have never heard of them before. Well, Parallels is a company that developed a revolutionary app for Macs called Parallels Desktop. This is a virtual machine that lets you run Windows simultaneously with Mac Os. Check their homepage, there’s a lot of info on their products. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. I’m using Parallels for some time already and have a little experience with it!

33specter Total Posts: 60 Joined 2006-12-25	Posted: 18 October 2007 07:27 AM Won’t post this question in a new thread… Do you know anything about DX support in Parallels. what version is currently supported? Their homepage claims that they have ‘3d support’ without any specifications - but there has been some info about DX 9 support in the net? Do you know anything about it?