From the post:

[...] I installed the Zune software under a Vista session on the Mac and connected the Zune player up at the appropriate point in the process.  Everything worked as expected and I can now run the Zune software, download and stream music from the Zune Marketplace, and sync it to the Zune, all from the Mac.  Even though the audio is virtualized through Parallels it works fine.  I find this particularly ironic that Microsoft’s DRM changes in Vista broke their own program, yet Apple’s MacBook Pro can run it in a virtual machine.  Now I have to decide if I’m going to keep the Zune or just go back to the iPod on the Mac.  I do like the subscription plan on the Zune.

The part I didn't know, about (I'm not a Mac user) is that you can dispatch a window from the Parallels Windows Session, so Zune Software looks like running natively on Mac OS X.

 [via jkOnTheRun]

Of course you can use parallels to run Zune Software using Windows XP on top of OS X also. Find more related posts on Zune-Online's section: Zune on Mac and Linux .