Hello,
I'm still using PD 6.0.11828 because I read so many negative feedbacks about later versions that I still don't want to risk my currently fine running system carrying 9 VMs (XP-32 and W7-64).
Anyhow: Each release note coming from Parallels gives the advice "this update is highly recommended for all..." and every single new release brings me back thinking about updating... due to the fact that I'm running a quite old release and of cause I'd like to benefit from the improvements in terms of performance and overall errorlessness that might been flown into the product meanwhile.
Therefore, I'd really like to know some runtime facts about the last Parallels release running under OSX 10.6.5 on an MBP 6,2 i7 2.66 GHz, 8 GB, with hires display with no other virtualisation tool installed, MSO 2011, iWorks 09, and XCODE-Installation before I might shoot my system with an update that I (technically spoken) do not need but that I'd like to install due to normal software maintenance process.
Thank you in advance for any assistance.
so short
Stefan
I'm still using PD 6.0.11828 because I read so many negative feedbacks about later versions that I still don't want to risk my currently fine running system carrying 9 VMs (XP-32 and W7-64).
Anyhow: Each release note coming from Parallels gives the advice "this update is highly recommended for all..." and every single new release brings me back thinking about updating... due to the fact that I'm running a quite old release and of cause I'd like to benefit from the improvements in terms of performance and overall errorlessness that might been flown into the product meanwhile.
Therefore, I'd really like to know some runtime facts about the last Parallels release running under OSX 10.6.5 on an MBP 6,2 i7 2.66 GHz, 8 GB, with hires display with no other virtualisation tool installed, MSO 2011, iWorks 09, and XCODE-Installation before I might shoot my system with an update that I (technically spoken) do not need but that I'd like to install due to normal software maintenance process.
Thank you in advance for any assistance.
so short
Stefan