Can I run sdl trados on the new macbook pro with the M1 chip?
As far as I can tell it doesn't look like you can - does anyone have a solution for this?
As far as I know Windows cannot be put into this new mac so I am thinking that sdl will not be compatible as a result.
Any insights/info woukd be greatly greatly appreciated!
Thank you!
I posted this on the other thread:
The guides linked to by Steven (on that thread) are out of date as regards the newer M1 Macs.
The only option usable right now (May 2021) of the three mentioned there is Parallels. Bootcamp is not supported and VMWare has yet to release an M1 version of Fusion.
So running Trados on an M1 specifically means this:
One thing in Studio's favour is that it is not a 64-bit app, which is good, since 64-bit app support has only recently been added (in the last six months) by Microsoft to the Insider Preview version:
Cheers,
Ed
Hi Edward,
I'm running Trados on an M1 Mac with Parallels. It's been only a few days but it seems to work fine so far.
One weird thing: all the buttons on the top toolbar (including Quick Access, Minimize, etc.) are extremely tiny. Very hard to see and hard to click on, but they're fully functional.
René
That's good to hear, be interesting to see how it runs. I have enough problems with TRADOS on native Windows, so won't be switching anytime soon I guess. But I do hope it can be run on more than a simple Windows PC in the future.
Hi Rene,
Does your Trados still work with no issues on your Mac? Which Mac are you using? (Air or macbook pro?)
Thank you
Hi Rene,
Is your Trados still work on your mac with no issues? Which Mac are you using? (Air or macbook pro?)
Thank you.
Hi Rene,
Is your Trados still work on your mac with no issues? Which Mac are you using? (Air or macbook pro?)
Thank you.
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