I am an engineer using a software package not supported by the Mac OS. I am trying to get some information on which would be better to use: bootcamp or linux through my Mac?
The specific software is MADMYO. Does anyone have experience with this?
Thanks
Nick
bootcamp is a bootloader, a setup tool for the patition for windows and a zip file with windows drivers
linux is a full operating system
comparing them is like comparing apples to poems
bootcamp officially only do windows partitions but who know what people have managed to do you can try googling for it
if you just need to run a program which don't run under osx then a virtual machine would be the easy way
virtual box is free
from googling it seems that the program is a windows program so it would not really work on linux
are you sure you are not trying to do comercials for this product?
You can not use Boot Camp to install Linux. Boot Camp is for creating a partition for Windows only. If you want to run Linux use a virtual machine like Parallels, Fusion, or VirtualBox. And, if you are going to use a virtual machine for Linux, just also use the virtual machine for Windows. You will then have OSX, Windows, and Linux.
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