Other changes in this update include compatibility with developer builds of Mac OS X v10.5 “Leopard,” “experimental support” for Windows Vista, and various bug fixes and performance improvements.
Parallels will ship the final release of the update “in the next few weeks,” the company said. Current users should not have to re-install guest OSis or other applications, but they should re-install Parallels Tools after applying RC2 of the update.
The full version of Parallels Desktop For Mac sells for US$79.99. Thanks to MacCentral for the heads-up.
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