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| Running SimSig on A Mac/Snow Leopard/Parallels Desktop 3 31/10/2009 at 14:01 #174 | |
Foulounoux
26 posts |
Not my first post but I seem to have been lost from the old forum -so change of name anyway I run Simsig on a Mac using Parallels or did Upgraded to Snow Leopard and guess what Parallels Desktop 3 doesn't run You need to have version 4 and free upgrade is only available if you bought from parallels direct and not from apple seems they are learning the MS tricks change the OS and you have to pay for new software! Am chasing Apple and Parallels to provide a solution for recent purchasers until that time I have to switch the old PC back on ! Colin Log in to reply |
| Running SimSig on A Mac/Snow Leopard/Parallels Desktop 3 31/10/2009 at 14:01 #3815 | |
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Foulounoux
26 posts |
Not my first post but I seem to have been lost from the old forum -so change of name anyway I run Simsig on a Mac using Parallels or did Upgraded to Snow Leopard and guess what Parallels Desktop 3 doesn't run You need to have version 4 and free upgrade is only available if you bought from parallels direct and not from apple seems they are learning the MS tricks change the OS and you have to pay for new software! Am chasing Apple and Parallels to provide a solution for recent purchasers until that time I have to switch the old PC back on ! Colin Log in to reply |
| Running SimSig on A Mac/Snow Leopard/Parallels Desktop 3 05/11/2009 at 14:49 #3885 | |
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cpw
14 posts |
Hi I would suggest running SimSig under wine. It works beautifully on Linux, and I believe all modern Macs (intel chips) run wine without a problem. Grab http://www.SimSig.co.uk/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=56&func=fileinfo&id=108 to prime your wine repository for SimSig installation (mostly just getting the fonts to work). Log in to reply |
| Running SimSig on A Mac/Snow Leopard/Parallels Desktop 3 09/11/2009 at 10:44 #3949 | |
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Signaller@Amsterdam
76 posts |
I am running SimSig on SnowLeopard (OSX 10,6) using Crossover for Mac. http://www.codeweavers.com/products/cxmac/ You can try the fully working demo and install SimSig into it. I did and it worked superb, so I bought the license the same day. Good thing is that it even supports LAN/Internet networking without any hassle. Biggest feature... You don't need to have a copy of Wintendows.
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