Well bugger me!

[EqualOpportunities]

It is with great astonishment that I have to confess to being astounded with the Mac interface.

I used one yesterday, for about an hour (before realising that I'd been sold the wrong one and having to box it up and take it back), and was nothing short of amazed.

I think I might buy myself one.

Now - what's the virtualisation software that the Congregation bang on about? Anyone used VirtualBox?

[portseven]

Parallels is very popular, there is also Vmware Fusion both are sold in Apple stores

[daviejones]

It is with great astonishment that I have to confess to being astounded with the Mac interface.

I used one yesterday, for about an hour (before realising that I'd been sold the wrong one and having to box it up and take it back), and was nothing short of amazed.

I think I might buy myself one.

Now - what's the virtualisation software that the Congregation bang on about? Anyone used VirtualBox?

I use Parallels....

[Advocate]

I use Parallels....

WHS

[NickFitz]

Parallels here too - I've also used VMWare but it seemed to bog the system down for the first ten minutes or so (both the Windows and OS X sides), whereas Parallels always seems to keep things running pretty smoothly.

[EqualOpportunities]

As ever folks, thanks

[ratewhore]

Virtualisation? Buy a Mac and a PC you cheapskate!!

[daviejones]

Or just dual boot unless you need the virtual...

[EqualOpportunities]

Virtualisation? Buy a Mac and a PC you cheapskate!!

Back in your box, you.

[EqualOpportunities]

Or just dual boot unless you need the virtual...

Indeed - but at least with virtualisation you can just keep a copy of the nice, clean, fresh build and replace it every six weeks when Windows is firked.