davgreg

darkvader said:

davgreg said:

I have Windows 11 installed on my M1 Mac mini with Parallels and it runs very well as far as I have seen (not used it much).

The only issue I have seen is getting it activated. Windows 11 is free to owners of Windows 10 and I have a license for 10 Pro but it was not installed on my ARM Mac for obvious reasons. Have a message in to Microsoft and will see.

Try a Windoze 7 product key.  I don't know if it'll work on the ARM version, but it definitely will for Intel versions. 

If it will not take a product key for Windows 10 Pro I am sure it will not take one for 7.

I have Windows 11 installed on my M1 Mac mini with Parallels and it runs very well as far as I have seen (not used it much).

The only issue I have seen is getting it activated. Windows 11 is free to owners of Windows 10 and I have a license for 10 Pro but it was not installed on my ARM Mac for obvious reasons. Have a message in to Microsoft and will see.

A customer of Tile since the start who has also tried the AirTags.
Tile has little to be worried about with the current state of AirTags- they are nowhere near as good.

My only question regarding the new Tiles is are they throwaway or do they have a replaceable watch battery like the current Tile Pro?

I have been a long time customer of Tile and ordered quite an few AirTags when they first came out and have been largely disappointed with them. They do not seem to be very effective.
Air Tags are about as bad as routing with Apple Maps.

The Mac App Store is mostly a waste of time beyond Apple’s own stuff. And Apple’s testing is largel;y a joke considering the things that have been pulled after they were found to violate Apple's own rules.
Rogue Amoeba is a longtime developer of Mac apps from way back. If they are done with Apple it does mean something and should be listened to.