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#864154 by mitchja
10 Jan 2014, 08:14
Yes, I've upgraded both my iMac and MacBook Air. No issues what so ever with it :)
#864155 by marshy11
10 Jan 2014, 08:31
Unfortunately I run Parallels and the version I have would not work with Mavericks. But I would be interested to hear what changes there are in Mavericks and whether it is worth the upgrade.
#864156 by Neil
10 Jan 2014, 08:46
I run Mavericks on my MBA and MBP at home and my iMac at work without any issues.
#864157 by slinky09
10 Jan 2014, 08:48
Only issue I had was with Parallels compatibility, otherwise I like it.
#864160 by Sealink
10 Jan 2014, 09:51
First update in years that has actually improved things with my mac!
#864174 by marshy11
10 Jan 2014, 15:31
It's software which allows you to run Windows on a Mac. I use it for Sage accounting software which isn't compatible with Mac OS.

Other's might use it for similar or gaming. There is a newer Parallels out which is compatible but I am too much of a skinflint to buy it.
#864176 by mitchja
10 Jan 2014, 15:51
I gave up with Parallels ages ago. I find VMWare Fusion is much better now and offers better compatibility.

All Intel based Macs will run Windows using the built in BootCamp assistant (you choose to boot into OS X or Windows). Fusion & Parallels allow you to run Windows from within OS X at the same time. It also doesn't have to be Windows, you can instal virtually any OS using Parallels or Fusion if you need to.
#864273 by mitchja
12 Jan 2014, 12:02
If you don't need to run Windows and everything works as it is now, I wouldn't worry about it.

One thing I forgot to mention is the only thing that has stopped working for me in Mavericks (and it seems many other people too) are the Safari website push notifications.
#864330 by rlong405
13 Jan 2014, 08:32
I use virtual box which is a free piece software downloadable from the Internet. Allows running of the second OS whilst OSX is still running.
#864422 by Pete
14 Jan 2014, 01:21
My iMac hard drive seems to have died today, so new one on its way from Dabs and gives me an excuse to rebuild with a fresh install of Mavericks. Not sure I want to risk it on the MacBook Pro or Air yet - too many work-critical apps on them ;-) But I'll see how the iMac fares before totally ruling it out.
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