interoperability

I have a Linux desktop I want to make a VM out of as a copy so I can take it on may MacBook pro laptop out of town. I know that I can make a VM from a Windows PC by just connecting the hard drive and importing it. How can I do that with Linux? Is there a way to just have it suck the HDD contents...

Just moving our production servers over to AWS and using Amazon Linux. I want our local development machines to mimic the live environment, so need to be able to run Amazon Linux on parallels locally. Before committing to a bunch of parallels licences I need to know if it's possible /...

Is there a way to export a VM created in Parallels to a format supported by VirtualBox or VMware (e.g. Open Virtualization Format)? I have a linux VM that I'd like to run on different laptops, do I have to buy an additional Parallels license for each laptop? Is there any alternative? Cheers

Hi everybody. I have a question: is it possible to use parallels back it starting from an image of my windows pc (created with the backup of windows)? Using bootcamp you need only to follow the instructions, and you can totally have your PC (files, desktop, mails, passwords, etc) on you...