In the case of Ubuntu Server Parallels recognizes it as an Ubuntu distro, and gives the possibility for Express Installation. Most other Linux distros require you to drag and drop the iso file to the installation window. Parallels is able to download the iso file for Ubuntu and Win 8 by itself if you choose to install them. This will make them run full screen with your OS X display resolution out of the box. Parallels gives the option to install Ubuntu and Windows 8 using “Express Installation”, meaning that Parallels will configure the system and install it’s own tools to handle the systems. Installing Ubuntu Server on Parallels Desktop 10
Switching between operating systems is as easy as swithcing desktops in OS X: A four finger swipe to sides will switch between the installed operating systems.
Installing Windows 8 and Ubuntu both work out of the box perfectly: If you have enough horsepower on your Mac, you won’t even know you’re running virtual machines. Parallels Desktop is an excellent virtualization software for Os X.
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