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  1. 7th May 2007, 04:36 PM #1
    null84
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    did anyone try parallel workstation in Vista?
    Is there 3 D cube effect in Vista which allow me to combine parallel workstation?
    It would be great if I can switch OS instantly.
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    It seems like parallels prefer their Mac customers now. So nothing is going on the Linux/Windows side. If you want up to date software, use VMware Server/Player/Workstation 6 Beta. These are all free. The cube effect is for the Mac version.
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    I thought vista has cube effect now.
    http://vista.blorge.com/2007/04/27/v...-desktop-cube/

    I was thinking I can combine it with workstation. Then i can run other OS like xp and ubuntu
 

 
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