If I do say so myself, I think that my new desktop looks very cool. The dock is hidden on the right and the windows taskbar comes from running Parallels. Which is awwwesome. Just in case you didn’t know that.
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Austen Squarepants is a 16-year-old high school student and geek. He lives in New York City with his parents and is interested in technology, filmmaking, and anything funny.
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Please explain: why/how do you have a windows desktop since you are mac fanboy?
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Bob: Parallels Desktop
Why? I guess I don’t really NEED parallels. It’s not like I have any essential things that only run on windows, but there is:
Internet Explorer which is only for windows
Word when documents don’t look quite right on mac office
Cool windows stuff not for mac (google chrome, times reader until recently)
I know I don’t really NEED it but it’s cool to have and is definitely useful sometimes.
I have both Parallels and VMWare. Right now I’m using the latest VMware beta, which will run OS X Server. Besides work stuff (Outlook & Visual Studio), I use it to run Google Chrome & MS Worldwide Telescope (the software that made Scoble cry), which are Windows only.