gif at the top of this post was created using the Parallels Toolbox (a bunch of really useful tools included with Parallels). It’s £33 a year - 9p a day… (so get your wallet back out) for the functionality and hassle-free life, it’s worth it, well worth it! VBox will work (and it’s free) but it won’t be as good. Here’s a free tip (put your wallet away)… Just use Parallels. All this to say that I’ve been around the block several times over when it comes to using Virtualisation software on a Mac. Almost all companies (against my wishes) seem to need to keep some sort of random bespoke business management system, or even worse, Sage… (I really dislike Sage). That’s what I want to show you in this blog.Ĭoming from an Apple Consultancy background Windows running in a VM is a staple of my day to day life. however, that doesn’t mean that you can’t use it on a Mac. Metageek only has a Windows version of Eye P.A. *full disclosure here… I asked Metageek if they’d give me a copy of the software if I wrote a blog for them about installing it on a Mac. For some reason, I just assumed it would work on a Mac (I mean, what Windows app looks that good?!?!).

I love that book!! It also reminds me of Daisy Disk (an amazing disk space utilisation app).

( Presented at WLPC19 by Joel Crane) It reminded me instantly of David McCandless’ ‘Information is Beautiful’ ( UK Amazon - US Amazon).

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