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PARALLELS DESKTOP FOR LINUX UPGRADE
PARALLELS DESKTOP FOR LINUX PC
PARALLELS DESKTOP FOR LINUX MAC

A large list of supported guest operating systems such as Microsoft Windows (from Windows 2000 to Windows 7) and pretty much any Linux distro (such as Debian, Fedora, Mandriva, Open Suse, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Suse Linux Enterprise Server, and Ubuntu).

The ability to run 64-bit guests on top of 32-bit hardware.

Parallels Image Tool, a tool designed to help change the size, type, or properties of a virtual hard disk.

Parallels Compressor, a utility that automatically cleans up unused space on the virtual hard disk to compact and optimize the virtual machine.

Support for the Parallels Transporter tool, which automatically captures physical environments or imports third-party virtual machines.

A configuration and management GUI that simplifies the process of creating new virtual machines.

The new solution also supports advanced Intel virtualization technologies such as EPT, Flex Priority, and VPIDs. As a result, it should be able to handle virtual machines running resource-hungry applications. Desktop 4 supports up to eight CPU cores and up to 8GB of memory.

PARALLELS DESKTOP FOR LINUX PC

All told, Parallels said there are nearly 70 new features in this release - what with nearly three years to make up for in the realm of technology, the new product can now make use of some of the latest PC hardware technology on the market. It offers a host of new features that should prove interesting to both personal and small-business PC users.

PARALLELS DESKTOP FOR LINUX UPGRADE

The new product is an upgrade from the nearly three-year-old Parallels Workstation 2.2.

PARALLELS DESKTOP FOR LINUX MAC

This latest version of the Windows and Linux virtualization product takes a lot of the technology and lessons learned from its Mac sibling. Parallels Desktop 4 for Windows and Linux was released shortly after the company announced a special bundle of Parallels Desktop 4 for Mac, which was aimed at helping customers make the switch from a Windows PC to an OS X Mac computer. The company claims this new version should be able to run some applications as much as eight times faster than its previous version. Parallels Inc., perhaps best known for its Mac-based virtualization software, recently renamed and updated its desktop virtualization application for Windows and Linux users.