has anybody tried Ubuntu 7.04 in Parallels 3.0? I have been running it via Vmware Fusion up to now because of its 'Linux Tools' but now that parallels has tools too, can anybody tell me what the tools/performance is like?
Well, I installed 3.0GA immediately, as well as the linux tools into my existing Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty) vm. Here are my initial impressions: The good: mouse support - being able to move the mouse into and out of the VM window smoothly is wonderful. Resizable desktop tracks VM window size. Makes switching between full-screen and windowed mode nice and usable without having to scroll the VM's desktop. The bad: 3D support doesn't allow use of desktop effects. OK, maybe not critical, but this bit of icing would certainly be nice. The ugly: Still no clipboard support, so far as I can tell No clock synchronization support. After you suspend and later resume the VM, the clock Some of these things may simply require further configuration - I've not had the time to investigate further - but this is what I've noticed so far. It's definitely an improvement from running Edgy/Feisty under Parallels Desktop 2.x, but it has a ways to go in order to offer a more seamless experience, though.
I definitely agree with this. If 3D desktop support was enabled and Beryl could run I would be very happy. Please, please, please support team, HELP US OUT! <3
One thing I've noticed that's really irritating ... when I shutdown the VM, I get scrambled video and the VM never "powers" itself off. I didn't have this problem with Fusion. Are you seeing this too?
I am also sseeing the scrambled video upon shutting down the OS. After ensuring that there is no more hd activity, I close the VM. Haven't had any issues upon restarting at all.
I agree - been installing Ubuntu pretending it is windows to see if that exposes any better 3D support. No joy running desktop effects. That would be EXCELLENT.
Does Ubuntu 7.04 actually install properly. Or let me put it that way... is it possible to install it normally without a hassle? I tried it in 2.5 but no luck...
That's great news! I did not even try it with the new version of Parallels yet but that is exactly what I am going to do now. Thanks a lot.
