
I couldn't be happier with how well it works! Let me know if you have some specific questions.

Touchpad use is excellent, I don't use a mouse in either environment. Printers, cut and paste, everything integrates. Integration is great - I do Shift Command 3 to snapshot a screen in Windows, and it drops on my Mac desktop. You can run in a window too of course, Cmd-Tab works to go to it even if full screen, etc., but like you I like seeing the full Windows desktop when I am using the Windows app. I run my app in full screen mode, so now I just leave it up thru the day - I am still only at about 12 GB of my 16 GB used with about 5 Mac apps also up, and I can 4-finger swipe to go right to the Windows app, and to go back to the Mac world. So I bought Parallels and started using it, and I will never go back to Boot Camp - Parallels runs really great. Using Parallels Desktop or VMWare Fusion, you can run Windows and Windows apps at the same time as OS X, rather than having to reboot into Windows. But I tired of having to reboot to run the app, plus I keep my Mac disk encrypted with File Vault and the Windows partition was not encrypted - and Windows encryption solutions are quirky in comparison. Parallels Desktop 10 and VMWare Fusion 7 are virtualization software: Theyre different from Boot Camp, Apples method for running Windows on the Mac, because theyre virtual machine environments.

I used to run Boot Camp for 1 Windows app I need, and it ran fine - as Blackberry Guy said it is a Windows computer at that point.
