![]() ![]() ![]() Parallels versions typically stop running every couple of macOS releases, after which you’ll need to either stick to an older host operating system or pony up $50 for an upgrade license. How does that compare to Parallels Desktop for Mac, the “full” version of this software? Well that product currently costs $70, and is yours as long as you can keep it running. If you want to run a Windows virtual machine, you’ll need to pony up $60 annually. Other than that, the main difference is that Lite is free for anything except Windows virtual machines. So how it Parallels Desktop Lite different than Parallels Desktop? Parallels outlines all of the differences here, if you’re curious-there are a few limitations related to Mac App Store sandboxing. Should I Use Parallels Lite, or the “Full” Version of Parallels?
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