#Parallels pro studnet install#

What this means is that some of those assigments that require Windows-only software could be done on other machine (my parents' laptop).Some of which I will not need on regular basis (only for some assignments). Other software I need/will need are: Scilab, Matlab, Dymola, Simulink, DOSBox, PSPICE etc.I do use other JetBrains stuff, Pењњharm 2nd most, but it is again another JetBrains' product to be ported. Currently using JetBrains' CLion, and to my understanding they are working on bringing it to the M1. Object-oriented programming in C++ is something I do often as well.That means I often use Arduino IDE or some other IDE, mentioned next. Most of my time is being spent developing for Linux-based systems (think of robots driven by Arduinos or Raspberry Pi, ones based on Robot OS etc.) which I can develop on probably any machine (ARM could be a plus, do some testing on the Mac itself).I do own and use Apple products regulary (currently iPhone XS, owned iPhone 7 and 5s before, and an iPad 7), and use Apple Music as my music streaming service of choice.Now, since Apple has introduced a very interesting new chip, I was thinking about migrating to some of M1 powered Macs.So, for some not reading whole bullet point:

#Parallels pro studnet install#

Eventually I did install W10 alongside a fresh Ubuntu install (joined the Linux world) where now I spend most of my time on my dual-boot system. I am life long pc user, used Windows for a long time, but when MS started forcing you to upgrade to Windows 10 from 7, I was not very happy.

So, as I stated, I am an engineering student, precisely Electrical engineering on a programme specializing in system control, automation and robotics.

This post will be a bit longer, I would appreciate if you have time to read it and give your opinion. Hello everyone, I am new to the sub and I would like to ask you (kind of a long) question(s) after a lot of a research on M1.