Parallels Toolbox 4.5 for PCs, M1 and Intel Macs
Parallels Toolbox 4.5 suite now supports M1-powered Macs, as well as introducing a revamped interface, and the addition of a customizable dashboard.
Who says you need a Mac or a Windows PC? With the right applications, a Linux desktop is every bit as good as either of the two mainstream desktop operating systems.
There's nothing I can't do on my Linux PCs that requires Windows. It's really that simple.
On my Linux Mint 17.1 desktop, I can run Windows games, thanks to Crossover, and run thousands of native games including many Steam-powered games. In addition, I don't need to worry about anti-virus software since, despite all the FUD, there still hasn't been a successful desktop Linux virus.
Let's get down to business: Here are the six applications I use every day to get my work done and keep in touch with my friends. Unless you have some particular program that's Windows only, I think you'll find these six programs may answer for all your daily needs as well.
Caption by: Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols
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