i think of has been discussed here before - trying overview of current concise opinions:
have spare xp home license retired beige box use on 2.2ghz/2gb/120gb sr mbp. main reasons resorting windows (mbp first mac , love , its unbelievable how clumsy windows looks after youve seen light
) are:
- small residual bunch of programs cannot replaced native os x software (home banking being main concern here
)
- some older games have , play (ranging starcraft warcraft iii al way oblivion), older mean pre-dx10
comes down virtualization , bootcamp. suppose virtualization not fast enough game related or wouldnt it? appears using bootcamp , virtualization require 2 windows licenses (bummer). if, however, still decide both should install first?
respect virtualization main concern 120gb hard disk space not much, plan upgrade time next year thats stuck with. aside recent swing in opinions vmware superior parallels: there difference between 2 regards required hard disk space? , how easy uninstall? remember trying rid of vmware on windows not nice experience.
cheers,
dembo
for games should go bootcamp.
can use both vmware , parallels running off bootcamp partition, not require license (althoght there may issues activating it, have never had problem, has had problem should chime in @ point. or questions on @ te vmware forums if noone responds.). has advantage of having best of both worlds, meaning can use windows through visualistation , speed rebooting , switching windows. saves space not having have both bootcamp , vm taking room.
space both vmware , parallels major space hog installation of virtual machine same both programs.
uninstalling, vmware comes uninstaller script run , removes application went looking around , found lots of hidden files , folders strewn on computer not happy about.
vmware vs parallels, prefer parallels customer support non existant. vmware reasonably unstable on machine parallels has been rock solid, 1 crash in on year. vmware matures sure these bugs ironed out , make number 1 option.
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