Flight Simulator on Mac I am seriously wanting to switch to Mac, iMac in particular. I am confident I can adjust from a PC environment cause I now use Safari, Word for Mac is available, I am a Iphone 4 owner and Itunes experienced. The last question is will I still enjoy my Flight SImulation using Microsoft Flight SIm FS9 and FX on my Mac? Because it is PC based only, I will have to partition my mac with Boot Camp and run it on that Windows part.

I don't understand. How could anyone get this to work on a Macbook Air if this is only compatible with PCs? It's gotta be a hackintosh or on bootcamp, and that doesn't really qualify as being Mac compatible.

I'm doing a Java project using Eclipse. Currently by default, it shows the output in the Console. Is there any way to redirect it into a text file? At least in python, I used to do. Python somefile.py > output.txt. How to redirect console output for eclipse to a file in mac. How Can I Pipe the Java Console Output to File Without Java Web Start? Since I was running a Java app packaged as a Mac OS X app, that's what I've tried. I've clarified your example to eliminate this confusion. How do you redirect the console log to a file for Java Web Start in Mac OS X? Hot Network Questions. One of the way you can get them is by redirecting them to an external text file, How to redirect Eclipse console logs to external file. Go-to Eclipse Menu: Run -> Run Configuration. Go-to Common tab. Under Standard Input and Output: Select Output file checkbox, enter log file name and path where you want logs to be redirected. Redirect or capture eclipse console output to text file by sunilpatro1985 Published August 5, 2016 Updated April 20, 2017 There are situations where we need to capture or redirect the eclipse console to a text file, so later we can refer to the output. How can we redirect the eclipse console output to a file? I can: Run Configuration->Commons->Select a file. Use System.setOut(PrintStream) and System.setErr(PrintStream). The problem with 1) is that I need to record console output to different files instead of one file.

I assume other games from Microsoft would also play here. Is anybody out there using Flight Sim on their Mac? How is the performance? Appreciate your feedback?

Thanks Dennis • Asked by fn from Waipahu • Dec 17, 2010. Great move Dennis - 'gear up', Started out with Microsoft Flight Simulator many many Macs ago. Was a great program, so I thought. Changed years, computers, & versions ago to X-Plane. The latest used were versions 8, 9 then 10 (X-Plane X). As previous user suggested, best to convert to X-Plane. Detail, variety, & real simulation performance are to note.

Parallels mac management for microsoft sccm youtube. For organizations that are already managing their Windows systems using Microsoft’s System Center Configuration Manager (2012, 2012R2) that have Apple Macs in their environment, the company Parallels (maker of the virtual machine technology for Macs) released a plug-in for the Mac that provides extensive management of Macs from SCCM. (and no, you do NOT need to be running the Parallels VM software on the Mac to use this plug-in, two completely separate parts of the company).In a nutshell, with this Parallels for SCCM add-in, you can:More specifically, what the Parallels Mac Management suite includes:Parallels Suite adds right into the normal SCCM Management Console:Uses nMAP for Network Discovery, same issue as doing a discovery of PCs on a network, will need a helper service to hop across subnets for discovery, but will identify Macs on the network (just like SCCM discovers PCs on a network).

Got my private pilot license back in 1982 & after many hours in simulators & various aircraft, suggest X-Plane 9 if you want to save a few bucks over the newest X-Plane X. By the way, there are endless amounts of aircraft, real & experimental to add, if those numerous supplied don't keep you occupied. Happy flying!

• Answered by David Z from Lafayette Hill • May 29, 2012 •. PhoenixRC Flight Simulator for MS Windows is in my opinion the best RC flight simulator that runs on the MAC. Installing PhoenixRC Flight Simulator on an Apple MacBook Pro computer requires either “Boot Camp” or “VMWare Fusion” (Virtual Machine).

They are similar in price but the Fusian program has the advantage of running inside the MAC OS, and therefore does not require re-booting the computer to run the program. I found that PhoenixRC installs and runs without problems into MS Windows 7 on the VMWare Fusian Virtual Machine on a MacBook Pro using the Mountain Lion OS, but gave some problems with the initial install and with the updates that can easily be fixed. For the initial install of the PhoenixRC program do not install the Direct X option since Fusion already includes the latest version of Direct X. This avoids the error message when the PhoenixRC program tries to install its version of Direct X.

For the PhoenixRC updates, I had no problems with the Downloading, but the Downloads would not automatically install. The downloads were where PhoenixRC expects them to be in “Users – (my name) – PhoenixRC – Downloaded Updates”. I went to the Phoenix-sim website and they advised me to go to “All Programs – PhoenixRC” then right click on “Install Updates Manually” and select “Run as Administrator”, and all the updates installed correctly. • Answered by Annie V from Stamford • Aug 30, 2012 •.