I'm sitting here with my Leopard preview install DVD and I can't work up the courage to just blow away Tiger on my only Mac (my primary machine -- a MBP.) Heck, I don't even know if Firefox runs on Leopard.
My first thought was to install Leopard under Parallels on my MBP -- just the way I do Vista under VMWare on my Thinkpad. Apparently that's not possible since Leopard will only install on genuine Mac hardware and Parallels is virtual hardware, even if it's running on a Mac.
My second thought was dual-boot. It looks like Apple's Boot Camp is really designed for setting up Windows on a second partition. I'd like the easy tools for partitioning and boot managing, but I'm not installing Windows. I'm installing Leopard.
Will Boot Camp give me what I want here? Is there some other simple solution that gives me easy partitioning (without dataloss on my existing Tiger installation) and gives me a nice boot manager? Have any of you done this yet? Is it worth it?
