by TimStone » Tue Jun 26, 2018 4:09 pm
I use Parallels on an iMac 27" and a MacBook Pro ( newest model ). I do all my programming on it now.
Parallels has a Cohesion mode so you do not have to see the Windows desktop. Just open the application and then Save on Dock. The icon to start the program will show like on the Windows task bar. Click it to run side by side with the Mac applications. It opens it like it normally would, and it runs perfectly. I have my Windows editor ( UE Studio ), Visual Studio 2017, my applications, and a few others all running on the same desktop as all of the Mac versions. It is seamless.