Does MacBook Air support the designing software like AutoCad, solidworks, Catiav5, solid edge,pro E And NX10

Do not pruchase the M1 MacBook Air for these intense design software packages — because the M1 AIr has no fan. Purchase the M1 MacBook Pro instead, which has a brighter screen, and a fan to cool it. As stated by others here, check with the respective vendors about their design software, and compatibility with Big Sur on Apple M1.

MyApple8MyPC wrote:

To clarify, not with boot camp, but with Parallels.

Do you have any evidence that Windows 10 will soon be available on M1 Macs via Parallels?

Like everyone else, I saw the beta version of Parallels running in the keynote. I’ve also heard rumours about Docker and other VM systems. But what the vast majority of people don’t understand is that these systems will not run Windows or Intel distributions of Linux. They will run ARM versions of Linux, but that’s not quite the same thing. There may also be emulated versions of Intel Linux available as there are a couple of such apps already for the iPad. But none of this is happening soon and none it will ever run AutoCAD.

PawanKrGunjan wrote:

On auto desk web page, it is showing that it supports MacBook Air for intel chip but not for M1 chip ?

I’m sorry, but for many of those companies, you are going to have to pick up the phone, call them, and TELL them that Apple has switched to a new processor architecture. They probably don’t know about it. I’m not kidding here.

To clarify, not with boot camp, but with Parallels.

etresoft wrote:

babowa wrote:

Just don't mention anything about it here when you do - not allowed to discuss anything beta related.

I'm sure that only applies to Apple betas.

All depends on a company's beta testing policies. I am

sure every company is different.

woodmeister50 wrote:

All depends on a company's beta testing policies. I am sure every company is different.

This is an Apple website. Apple police neither the policies of every other company in world, nor any users who might be in violation of said policies. Apple only knows about its own policies.

PawanKrGunjan wrote:

Does MacBook Air M1 chip support parallel installation and working of windows 10 with boot camp ? And company will provide warranty for this ?

No.

PawanKrGunjan wrote:

Does MacBook Air M1 chip support parallel installation and working of windows 10 with boot camp ?

Not yet, but they're in beta testing for it. Should be out soon.

MyApple8MyPC wrote:

Not yet, but they're in beta testing for it. Should be out soon.

Please provide some evidence that Windows 10 will soon be available on the M1 Macs via Boot Camp.

I’ll wait...

Same question can I use

dept: solidworks,ansi, fusion 360

non dept: Codeblocks,multisim?

I'll be beta testing Fusion 360 soon.

Just don't mention anything about it here when you do - not allowed to discuss anything beta related.

babowa wrote:

Just don't mention anything about it here when you do - not allowed to discuss anything beta related.

I'm sure that only applies to Apple betas.