Rudolph said that virtualisation is making it easier for Microsoft and Apple to work together. Stacks is a new feature in Leopard that lets users stack files into small folders so they can more easily organised, while Spaces lets users set up virtual work spaces. The only tweaks you have to make are as follows: Create a virtual hard drive.
PARALLELS FOR MAC LEOPARD MAC OS X
Mac OS X 10.5 Snow Leopard installs into Parallels 4.0 just as it would on any Mac, with just a few tweaks to the installation. The speed is great and stuff like Stacks and Spaces will be really liked." Despite the fact that Mac OS X 10.6 Client cannot be loaded, Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard Server can be loaded and thus this is what I have done. "It is 64-bit architecture, which is great.
"There are a number of things that will be really good for us and our customers," he said. While he would not go into detail about the problem areas, Rudolph enthused about the new features in Leopard. "They will be fixed in the next release." "They are just minor little things that you get with any new product," he said. Rudolph would not accept that the issues that had come to light were a real problem. SWsoft is keen to show that Parallels holds up against competitors such as VMware's Fusion. Parallels Desktop will work with Leopard now, according to Rudolph, but the company is planning a free software update in the future to address any minor issues. These "need to be resolved, but that can be done in a couple of weeks", he said. Speaking at the MacLive Expo show at Olympia in London on Thursday, Ben Rudolph, communications director for SWsoft, said there were "a few issues" to be fixed with its Parallels virtualisation product for Leopard. SWsoft, manufacturer of virtualisation software for Macs and PCs, has said there are some minor issues with upgrading its software for the latest version of OS X, Leopard, but the problems should be solved soon.
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