Parallels is offering their
1-Year Parallels Desktop for Mac Subscription for
50% Off listed below.
Thanks to community member
pandaking for finding this deal
Note, ensure you select your subscription of choice before checking out
Available Option(s)
- 1-Year Parallels Desktop for Mac Subscription
- Parallels Desktop (Standard Edition) - For: Home and Personal Use
- $49.99/year
- Includes
- 8 GB vRAM
- 4 vCPUs
- Run Windows/Windows Applications
- Use Linus and macOS in a Virtual Machine
- Access Windows Excel features on Mac
- Unlimited Phone/Email Support
- Parallels Desktop (Pro Edition) - For: Developers, Creators and Power Users
- $59.99/year
- Includes
- 128GB vRAM for each VM
- 32 VCPUs for each VM
- Command Line Interface
- Run Graphics-Intensive Windows Apps and Multiple VMs
- Develop, Automate, Test, and Debut in Multiple Operating Systems Simultaneously
- Unlimited Phone/Email Support
- Parallels Desktop (Business Edition) - For: Businesses, Organizations
- $97.49/year
- Includes
- Centralized Administration/License Management
- New Automate CI/CD Workflows
- Provisioning w/ Mac Management Tools or Parallels Deployment Package
- Use Volume License Management for Organizations and Teams
- Business-Friendly Billing
- Allow Selected Users to Download Corporate Windows VM
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Sick & tired of this rent-seeking crap and being squeezed by companies like this.
Yes, you can get a perpetual license, but 1. it's not discounted, and 2. it's only the 'standard' edition with significant limitations.
Vmware Fusion is FREE and it natively supports Windows 11. It has a virtual TPM module. Nuff Said!
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As for Quicken, I have a subscription (argh!) If you havent used it, dont. It also has a subscription model and requires you to pay every year. I am looking into other alternatives because the yearly cost has greatly increased and it is highly buggy. Quickens attitude is break often and fix, which is exactly not the model to use when it comes to your finances. I want reliability, not constantly adding fluff and corrupting files. Then not providing robust file fixing tools. (They actually removed the tools because it also helps in exporting.)
That's how it works with my VMWare Fusion Ubuntu ARM edition.
Worked great if existing Mac OS was upgraded to Sequoia but could not be used for a new install. Absolute BS!!!
As for Quicken, I have a subscription (argh!) If you havent used it, dont. It also has a subscription model and requires you to pay every year. I am looking into other alternatives because the yearly cost has greatly increased and it is highly buggy. Quickens attitude is break often and fix, which is exactly not the model to use when it comes to your finances. I want reliability, not constantly adding fluff and corrupting files. Then not providing robust file fixing tools. (They actually removed the tools because it also helps in exporting.)
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I agree it is the most feature rich program out there. I dont need the litany of features, most I will not use. I want the most stable program out there. Quicken updates their program several times a month and often with new features, it will crash and corrupt your file. And then you cannot repair it. Then Quicken will provide updates, usually 2-4 over the next month or 2 that will fix the crashes, but not fix your corrupted file. So I have learned not to update for several months after an update until the crashes are fixed, then make a backup, update Quicken and run it for a while. If it crashes, restore the prior version of Quicken and restore the prior uncorrupted file, enter the new transactions since the last backup, and wait another month or 2 until they fix the crash. Quicken does not thoroughly test their releases. So I am tired of doing this several times a year as it is a lot of work. I have been using Quicken for 20+ years and am now looking at alternatives and no longer can recommend it.
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