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| Hi everyone =D Im new to the forums and Im about to buy a MacBook Pro in a few days, but I was wonderings if there is a way to run "Microsoft Visual Studio 2005" on that Mac. I need it for school. Im so sick of all the microsoft products and stuff so thats why Im buying a Mac. But I will still need that stupid "Microsoft Visual Studio 2005" I found this website: mono-project.com But Im not sure if that is something good.. And some last question is; when I install a heavy application on my PC like "Microsoft Visual Studio 2005". My PC will slow down allot and when I uninstall this application my PC will still go a bit slower. Does mac exualy also have that problem? I gues not but I'd like to be sure. Thanks allot anywayz! Cheers, Jordy aka Unrach. |
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| Using Boot Camp you can boot the MacBook into Windows and run it that way. Alternatively you can install Parallels or Fusion and then install a Windows virtual machine and then install Visual Studio and run it that way. I have managed to do this very successfully, running Windows XP, Vista and 2003 server inside virtual machines on a Mac! |
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| VMWare or Parallels is perfect. You should have at least 2GB of RAM because you will be running 2 operating systems. I did all my VS stuff in Parallels last year and I had no reason to have a real Windows computer. I made a 10GB virtual disk which is enough to install VS with only one or two languages. Don't install everything you don't need like J# or ASP if you don't need it because it takes up space for no reason.
__________________ MacBook Pro 2.16GHz Core2Duo 3GB RAM, G4 1.4GHz OSX Tiger 1.25GB RAM, Dual 2GHz G5 OSX Tiger 2GB RAM (freakin shweet) Athlon 64 Windoze XP for school work (programming) 1GB RAM dferns@macosx.com |
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| Thanks allot. I know VMware but I wasnt sure if that would work. Cheers Unrach =) |