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Video resolution fixes and support for screen rotation and dynamic resolution updates.For the version 10.0 releases, high priority issues are being addressed, including: Gemulator version 1.0 was first released at the 1992 Glendale Atari Fair. The tenth generation of our 680x0 emulation products Gemulator and SoftMac is now under development. It is recommended that before running beta releases that you back up any existing emulation files, such as ROM image files, floppy disk and hard disk virtual disk files, and settings files. The beta releases provided on this page are current bleeding-edge builds of our products which have not undergone the same level of testing as past formal releases.
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As well as better gaming performance, the improvements made to Parallels Desktop 15 mean that the software can open Microsoft Office apps up to 80 percent faster, and it also supports a wider range of non-gaming applications including Autodesk 3ds Max 2020.(updated by Darek Mihocka on March 18 2015) The last time we checked in with Parallels was back in 2016, when we noted that version 12 of the software couldn’t handle enough games well enough for us to recommend it to gamers. No virtualization software is going to be able to match the performance of running a game natively, but it’s still nice to see the feature given some attention. The new functionality comes as part of version 15 of the software, which MacRumors notes will also add support for Catalina’s upcoming Sidecar feature, as well as improved drag and drop and Apple Pencil support. Parallels Desktop, the virtualization software that allows you to run Windows on a Mac alongside macOS, now offers DirectX 11 support using Apple Metal, meaning it can render 3D graphics up to 15 percent faster.