Parallels Desktop
Pro Edition

Parallels Desktop, the industry-leading software for running Windows applications on a Mac, now includes a new version of the software for developers, designers, and power users: Parallels Desktop for Mac Pro Edition.

Parallels Desktop 12 for Mac Pro Edition
Parallels Desktop 12 for Mac Pro Edition (www.parallels.com/desktop) is a version of the software specifically designed for developers, designers, and power users, giving them the powerful tools they need for maximum productivity. The Pro Edition supports integration with popular developer tools including Docker, Visual Studio (plug-in), Chef and Jenkins, Vagrant, Guest OS debugging and network simulation. Parallels Desktop Pro Edition empowers users to run preview Windows machines and use nested virtualization for both Windows and Linux guests, making it the perfect tool for developers, power users and testers who need a variety of virtual machine environments, including simulation of more complex deployments.

Features - Parallels Desktop 12 Pro Edition

All of the features of Parallels Desktop 12, as well as the following new and key features:

• Microsoft Visual Studio plug-in
• Support for popular development, design, and test tools including Visual Studio, Vagrant, and Jenkins
• Advanced networking tools
• Support for business cloud services
• Premium 24/7 phone and email support
• Centralized administration and management
• Unified volume license key

The price reflected below is for a one-year subscription.

Note: Version 12 is a paid upgrade from previous versions of Parallels Desktop Pro.
Note: Now requires OS X 10.10.5 or later running on a 64-bit Intel processor.

• Resolves an issue with Windows and other shared applications crashing after starting from the Dock or Finder
• Resolves an issue with the Windows and other virtual machine icons disappearing from the Dock after starting Windows from the Dock or Finder
• Resolves an issue with Visual Studio freezing after the Mac wakes up
• Resolves an issue with files appearing on the macOS Desktop and then, after a long delay, on the Windows desktop