How to turn your Mac into a UNIVERSAL Computer using Parallels
We often need to run Windows Programs, Mac Programs, and even Linux and UNIX programs to do work, play games, or develop apps. However, do we really want to buy and maintain a whole bunch of separate computers? Good news! We can turn a Mac into a UNIVERSAL computer using Parallels Virtualization software.
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