Parallels Technology Network launches
updated 02:15 pm EDT, Thu April 26, 2007
Parallels tech network
Parallels today launched the Parallels Technology Network, a medium dedicated to consolidating the efforts and activities of third party developers who create Parallels Virtual Appliances. The company's new network includes the Parallels Virtual Appliances Directory, Knowledge Base, and Community Forum to bring developers together. The Parallels Virtual Appliances directory is the official list of virtual appliances that run under Parallels Desktop for Mac or Parallels Workstation, and the Parallels Knowledge Base is a library consisting of documents on a wide range of topics regarding Parallels products. The Parallels Community Forum serves as a place to discuss topics related to Parallels Virtualization Technology, according to the company, and focuses on the best practices of using virtual appliances as well as tips and tricks for creating those appliances.
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Nice try
Nice try parallels. Vwmare is coming for you, and all they have to do is add cohesion mode and you are sunk. I've already dropped it for Fusion because of the USB support and snapshots. Two things that have always made me wish VMware would enter the Mac market. You might get a few developers with you, but why when VMware has been open to virtual appliances and open development for a long time now (which you obviously ignored when you made everything you did proprietary).