Does Parallels Tools (PD3) work at all with Linux?

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maikol

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Hello,

I am fairly new to the Linux world. I have bought PD3 at the beginning of 2008 when I got myself a MacBookPro and wanted to continue to use XP for a while. However soon I wanted to get to know Linux a little better and thought I could use PD3 for that. Thus far, I have tried Kubuntu (total desaster with PD3), Ubuntu, Debian and recently Fedora each in their newest built. All of them, except Kubuntu, seemed to install fine; however, with none of the OSes Parallels Tools seem to work (something with the xorg seems to be the problem). Is there a workaround for any of the Linux distros so I can at least use my mouse in both the Host Mac and the virtual Linux OS and/or maybe change the screen resolution?

Help is more than appreciated
Maikol
 
Thanx but ...

how about PD4? Here I can use Parallels Tools with newer Linux distros, can't I. And if so, is there a way to upgrade PD3 to 4 if possible even at no cost or at least a reasonable rate? I thought I'd ask...

Cheers M
 
Questions probably better to ask to sales team, of course there is upgrade price with is not as full version proce

Parallels Tools are supported for all Linux Oses, listed in supported OS
OpenSuse 11, Fedora 9, etc
 
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