windows vista home basic or Ubuntu 12.04 what first install

I have a MacBook Pro Late 2006 duo core 2(3GB RAM), upgraded to Lion, if install Parallels...
Guess: Ubuntu 12.04 supported?
Guess: windows vista home basic or Ubuntu 12.04 what first install?

 

absolutely no difference. You can install both and even run simultaneously in case you have enough RAM on your Mac

 

Ubuntu 12.04 has been 'experimental' ... when about get official supported?

Ubuntu 12.04 has been 'experimental' ... when about get official supported?

 

It os supposted since the last update of Parallels Destop

 

http://download.parallels.com/desktop/v7/update3/docs/en/Readme.pdf says for 12.04 (support:experimental), what this means? is it full supported? when would supported full? same implies for Parallels for windows?
At
http://www.parallels.com/products/workstation/web-developer/ :::> I read:
Then go ahead and access your virtual development environments from anywhere using the Parallels Mobile app for iPad and iPhone. // how this? how access? is it like remote PC control (eg teamviewer)...give urls?

 

please read more about Parallels Mobile here: http://itunes.apple.com/app/parallels-mobile/id295531450?mt=8
Yes it is similar to Teamviewer but allows some additional functionality when work with virtual machines

 

http://download.parallels.com/desktop/v7/update3/docs/en/Readme.pdf says for 12.04 (support:experimental), what this means? is it full supported? when would supported full? same implies for Parallels for windows?

 

since the latest build it is fully supported - as i have said the last time. And Parallels Desktop form Mac and Parallels Desktop for Windows (Workstation) do not have the same specification (means if PDfM supports some OS, it does not mean PW suports it as well)

 

ok thks!, but lastest ubuntu is 12.04 but, in Supported OS (for Mac) says latest 11.10, and in the mentioned link (http://download.parallels.com/desktop/v7/update3/docs/en/Readme.pdf) says for 12.04 experimental... is it going to be any more improvement further?

 

I was talking about Parallels Desktop build. The last Parallels Desktop build supports 12.04. This is what i was saying.

 

yes/no final post

you mean there will be no other improvement in support of ubuntu 12.04...correct/uncorrect?

I still do NOT understand why you say in pdf "experimental", it means coming improvements must get remove this word("experimental")? correct/uncorrect

 

This guide covers all PD 7 builds which has been initially released in September 2011. The latest build have been released just a few days ago, so a lot of people may still use previous version of PD7

 

so soon the word("experimental") is going to get removed? yes / no

Same applies for windows PW7?

 

it is not going to be removed cause as i said a lot of people may use previous builds of PD 7 for continuos time. May i ask you why do you want to know if it is going to be state di the guide? Do you have nay issue with Ubuntu 12.04 installation? If you do - you may contact support at www.parallels.com/support/request

 

I say this since appeared in this pdf and prior updates for prior builds so there will be new update not state experimental, with old update state it...?

So now if download trial and install (for first time) 12.04 should work in both my Mac PftM7 and my XP PW7? supposed all other requirements met...

 

or ...only if install Like a Mac

3 Be sure Share Windows applications with Mac is selected, and then select Show Windows
applications folder in Dock. // p.43 user guide

the BOLD above can be done, either way I install windows on the Mac (Like a Mac or NOT)?


Exit Coherence: Switch to Window mode // p.53 user guide this can be done either way I install windows on the Mac (Like a Mac or NOT)? I can easily switch to other, or ...only if install Like a Mac?

please answer and prior thread...

 

Yes choose LILE A MAC option.

I would tell you one more time - Parallels Desktop for Mac and Parallels Workstation have different User guides, different requirements, different allowances and they are two different system. You cannot apply anything said in PD user guide to PW and vise versa

 

Workstation = windows PC or Linux meant not a Mac? is this correct?

Exit Coherence: Switch to Window mode // p.53 user guide this can be done either way I install windows on the Mac (Like a Mac or NOT)? I can easily switch to other,

or ...only CAN BE DONE: if install Like a Mac?

Workstation = windows PC or Linux meant not a Mac? is this correct?

 

It can be done in both ways - you will always be able to use Coherence view mode. I have a question - do you have Parallels Desktop installed? if not - i suggest you to install the trial version which is free and play with it - it is easy to find a lof of interesting features using the product but not only reading the guide.

 

Choosing "Like a Mac" what basically implies that can NOT be done without choose it?

Coherence view mode/Window mode, are available to one another so, what basically implies that can NOT be done with choose "NOT Like a Mac"?