App on different systems

[JB]

Thanks for the info, Mike.

I will definitely be going with
Parallels.  This will make it
very easy to test for a PC.

John Balgenorth


On Feb 27, 2015, at 6:45 AM, Mike Bonner <bonnmike at gmail.com> wrote:

> If I recall correctly, you can install macos on more than one device
> (legally) as long.. as its on apple hardware. So, the parallels solution is
> cool if you want to have an "experimental" mac os to hack around in while
> on your mac. I think one of the features of parallels is its support for
> running macos.  Pretty sure virtualbox and vmware also can do this now.  It
> DOES get much more complicated, and less legal when trying to do it on a
> windows machine.   I'm glad others have said that running on a pc is
> finicky, it'll save me from trying to get it done. Luckily, my mini hasn't
> kicked its feet up in the air yet.
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