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Boot Camp is a program that enables the installation of Windows onto a separate partition on a Mac, and allows the user to choose which operating to boot into. Unlike virtualization only one operating system is running at a time, meaning that operating system is making full use of all system resources. | Boot Camp is a program that enables the installation of Windows onto a separate partition on a Mac, and allows the user to choose which operating to boot into. Unlike virtualization only one operating system is running at a time, meaning that operating system is making full use of all system resources. | ||
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Games for the Mac OS have traditionally been few and far between, although a decent number of games today are Mac compatible.
Boot Camp
Boot Camp is a program that enables the installation of Windows onto a separate partition on a Mac, and allows the user to choose which operating to boot into. Unlike virtualization only one operating system is running at a time, meaning that operating system is making full use of all system resources.