On 4/18/11 11:48 AM, Wayne Borean wrote:
Um, yes, the thread is messed up. Never used Parallels or Boot Camp myself,
but I have had good success with Virtual Box from Oracle/Sun. It's a bit
tricky the first go around, but once you get used to it, it's really neat,
and you can run as many different operating systems as you have disk space
for. At one time when I was really feeling insane I had 20 different Virtual
Machines set up.
Ended up deleting most of them - let's face it. No one has the time to run
20 different virtual machines :) But you can do it. And Virtual Box comes in
Linux, OS X, Windows, and BSD versions, so you can use the same program on
different boxes.
Just like LO/OO.
Wayne
The downside of any virtual machine, i.e. Parallels, Virtual Box, and VM 
Fusionware, is it uses part of the computer's RAM inside of OS X, 
leaving you with less RAM for OS X to use.  Essentially, you are 
multitasking your computer to death.
With Boot Camp, it's an either/or situation.  Run Boot Camp with a 
different OS, no OS X available, or run OS X.  You've basically switched 
to a different computer, just using the same hardware.  Just another way 
of doing a multiboot situation, which I also have thought about doing on 
my iMac.
Ken
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- [libreoffice-users] Re: Compatibility 2 (continued)
 
  Re: [libreoffice-users] Compatibility 2 · Ben McGinnes
  [libreoffice-users] Re: Compatibility · Wayne Borean
  [libreoffice-users] Re: Compatibility · Wayne Borean
- [libreoffice-users] Re: Compatibility · Ken Springer
 
   
 
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