To: Swordmaker
What "all"? It's my experience that I have seen VMWare, Parallels, or BootCamp being used on fewer than 3% of the Macs I see. Windows is installed on probably fewer than 7% if that. If you read the Mac columns, you find that people installed them with the intent of needing them and then find more and more that it isn't necessary. Most switchers are glad to get rid of Windows... and don't want to go back. I think most people running Parallels or VMWAre or BootCamp are gamers or like me, someone with a weird application that is not supported in OS X.
202 posted on
04/13/2008 12:41:10 PM PDT by
jude24
(Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?)
To: jude24
Parallels and/or VMware are used by people that must access one or more of the dozens of websites and web applications that requires IE and other Mac technologies.
203 posted on
04/13/2008 12:53:26 PM PDT by
Sunnyflorida
(Drill in the Gulf of Mexico/Anwar & we can join OPEC!!! || Write in Thomas Sowell for President.)
To: jude24
“Parallels and/or VMware are used by people that must access one or more of the dozens of websites and web applications that requires IE and other Mac technologies.”
Parallels and/or VMware are used by people that must access one or more of the dozens of websites and web applications that requires IE and other Windows/browser technologies.
204 posted on
04/13/2008 12:55:09 PM PDT by
Sunnyflorida
(Drill in the Gulf of Mexico/Anwar & we can join OPEC!!! || Write in Thomas Sowell for President.)
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