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compatibility of parallels 2.0 with leopard
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Eru Ithildur
Forum Maven
Stacey,
do you mean 'shortly' after the release?
If so, it suggests that the current build will not support Leopard. And he is not even using the current build.
My suspicion is that it will not support Leopard.
do you mean 'shortly' after the release?
If so, it suggests that the current build will not support Leopard. And he is not even using the current build.
My suspicion is that it will not support Leopard.
Eru Ithildur
Forum Maven
And, I take that back, Andrew @ Parallels said, in another thread, that it will be supported on V. 2.5.
Stacey,
do you mean 'shortly' after the release?
If so, it suggests that the current build will not support Leopard. And he is not even using the current build.
My suspicion is that it will not support Leopard.
Hello,
you are right. Sorry for my misprint.
I think you already know what the issue is. It's like Andrew said. We will wait for Leopard release and if necessary will make some changes in both versions of Parallels Desktop.
Best regards,
Stacey
Eru Ithildur
Forum Maven
Leauki,
It already works in experimental mode.
Sure, they have access to developer seeds, but with software as deep as this, a minor change might buck the program. Parallels is being wise for not over-promising, I thought this is what everyone wanted.
If you install Leopard in a production environment the day it is released, and then complain about incompatibilities; I sure as heck hope you are not doing any work relating to computers for anyone else.
It already works in experimental mode.
Sure, they have access to developer seeds, but with software as deep as this, a minor change might buck the program. Parallels is being wise for not over-promising, I thought this is what everyone wanted.
If you install Leopard in a production environment the day it is released, and then complain about incompatibilities; I sure as heck hope you are not doing any work relating to computers for anyone else.
Aussie Laurie
Bit poster
Just installed Leopard on my Macbook. I'm on Build 3214 and XP is opening just fine. So far have tested Dreamweaver, MS Office apps and Quickbooks and they all work fine.
Whew.
Whew.
Bld 3188 V2.5 and Leopard
I am in the middle of teaching a class, running Ver 2.5 and thinking of Leopard
1. Does anybody know if this works?
2. Has anybody upgraded from 2.5 to 2.5.3214 and gotten it to work including
the tools install
Don't want to crash the computer
Thanks for your reply
Eric
I am in the middle of teaching a class, running Ver 2.5 and thinking of Leopard
1. Does anybody know if this works?
2. Has anybody upgraded from 2.5 to 2.5.3214 and gotten it to work including
the tools install
Don't want to crash the computer
Thanks for your reply
Eric
Eru Ithildur
Forum Maven
ericshul,
Yes, someone has upgraded to 3214. LOOK ABOVE YOUR POST!
Yes, someone has upgraded to 3214. LOOK ABOVE YOUR POST!
When I upgraded to V2.5, I had lots of trouble getting the tools to install
I upgraded from 3188 to 3212 to 3214 with no problems. I think that the vast majority of those who use or have used 3214 upgraded from 3212.
If you are having problems upgrading you should start another thread and give your particulars--someone is bound to try to help.
David
P.S. Why the rush to upgrade to Leopard, particularly if you have concerns?
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MacBook Pro Core 2 Duo 2.33 GHz, 3 GB RAM
OS X 10.4.10
Parallels Desktop 2.5, Build 3214
Windows XP Pro SP2
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Hello,
yes, Parallels Desktop will support Leopard shortly after its release.
Best regards,
Stacey
That is not my experience at all. I have been trying to install PD 2.5 on a brand new computer with Leopard for the last 2 1/2 hours, ... no success!
And what is the projected time frame for "shortly after it's release". It seems that you are back to beta testing.
And why is this? I assume, that your development team has had ample access to the pre release builds of Leopard. Given the numerous issues PD now seems to have under Leopard, according to many posters here, I have become very hesitant to try and use it again. It seems, that even after a successful install a meriad of issues await me.
It is such a shame, since it worked so beautifully under Tiger. Unfortunately this all means, that I cannot chuck my Windows box, because I depend on some of those programs, and I can't use PD.
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Eru Ithildur
Forum Maven
Why can't you chuck your Window box? Does your firm have a Leopard only policy? Unless your an Apple store, I don't know of one silly enough to have such a policy. The first update only just came out.