While it is supported it in version 13, version 14 is enhancing it even further. This feature will be great if you have to use Windows to host WebEx demos or meet with clients via Windows-only applications. Next, version 14 will also now support 4K cameras in virtual machines. Snapshots will also use 15% less space than previously. While your mileage may vary depending on how many different OS’ you have installed, you should expect to save something on storage. According to internal testing, a Windows 10 VM that was using 45.13 GB in Parallels Desktop 13 shrunk down to 17.77 GB in version 14. If you have 256 GB of storage or lower on your computer, running a couple of virtual machines can tax your free space very quickly. One of the features I am most excited to try is optimizing storage of the virtual machines.
In version 14, Parallels Desktop is focusing on a few key areas: optimizing storage of your guest virtual machines, support for more Windows applications, pro features for IT departments, and simplifying everyday tasks that users do between Windows and Mac. Dark Mode, Quick Look, and Camera continuity with iOS will also be supported when Mojave is released. In recent years, Parallels has continued to make using Windows easier on a Mac by adding support for Microsoft Ink on the Mac and being able to use the Touch Bar on Windows applications. Mojave can be run as a host and a guest OS (host OS compatibility will be final when Mojave ships). Year after year, it’s been back with upgrades to enhance the experience for those that need to live in a dual OS world. So what’s new in version 14? Well, a lot actually…įirst and foremost, it is now compatible with macOS Mojave and the latest version of Windows 10. Since version 1 in 2006, Parallels Desktop has been a staple on many Mac users’ computers.
PARALLELS DESKTOP 13 TRIAL FOR MAC FOR MAC
Parallels Desktop 14 for Mac was released a few hours ago. If you love running macOS, but find yourself needing to virtualize other operating systems (Windows, Linux, or even multiple copies of macOS), you’ll want to take note of this article.
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