If you'd like to try Ubuntu, but are afraid you might not like it, there's an easy way to find out. How? Create a

virtual machine

with VMware Workstation. The virtual machine will run right on your physical computer and you can give Ubuntu a try without having to uninstall your favorite OS.

Some people think that virtual machines running on a Mac have to be clunky. Not so with Parallels Desktop for Mac. It's offers a huge number of configurable options. Everything from boot order to USB usage is covered. You can make each virtual machine work the way you want.

Virtual machines give you a great way to run Windows software on your Mac. Parallels Desktop for Mac helps you to create virtual machines from operating system discs or disc images. The process is quick and easy-to-do.