Is it as good as Parallels? VirtualBox does do the VM thing as well as VMWare or Parallels, but it doesn't provide the same level of 'native integration of windows apps' last time I looked. Of course, that could just be because my host box is Linux.
philcrissman
· 7 months ago
Well, no; I don't think it is capable of some of the Parallels features; drag & drop, etc. But still; very good. I'll have to scan the manual and see if there is more I could do with it.
Vo
· 7 months ago
Ah, if the free version only supported USB.
philcrissman
· 7 months ago
Hmm. Didn't think of that.
My main use for this is testing web sites -- css and javascript on Windows-only browsers. So just having a sandboxed VM works just fine.
I can see how USB/device access would be great for more advanced uses, but fortunately I don't need it (at least, not at this point).
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My main use for this is testing web sites -- css and javascript on Windows-only browsers. So just having a sandboxed VM works just fine.
I can see how USB/device access would be great for more advanced uses, but fortunately I don't need it (at least, not at this point).