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Unless you go with CrossOver, which requires no Windows installation, but has its trade-offs.jacobs said:
Note that for any of these VM options, you will need to purchase a Windows license in addition to installing the VM software.
That hasn't been my experience. I've been using Parallels v12 all the way through Mojave for three years. In anticipation of installing Catalina, I am just now upgrading to v15. (again, after three years).chitownhockey said:And while that might be a one time purchase, every time Apple updates it's macOS, which is annually, the current version of Parallels doesn't work with the new macOS. You'll have to upgrade...or stay on the current operating system without updating that.