A quick note about g4u – g4u (Ghost for you) is a hard disk imaging tool similar to Norton Ghost, but without the cost. g4u allows you to image hard disks to both files and physical media. This can be … Continue reading →
Parallels announced today the updated features of the newest iteration of Parallels Workstation. Big new all around for Windows, Mac and Linux users. Here’s the breakdown (from the newsletter): Parallels Desktop for Mac is the first solution for running Windows … Continue reading →
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This hack will allow you to connect multiple time to your Microsoft Windows XP machine using an RDP client coming from a Mac, Linux, or another PC like a real Terminal Server, or a Windows Server running Citrix. In detail, … Continue reading →
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I’ve been using Parallels Workstation on my beefy Windows test host alongside VMWare Server and Windows Virtual Server. Parallels, though a relatively new piece of software, is remarkably good. Recently I received an email about the new Apple Mac version … Continue reading →
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