It's far from perfect but vagrant + provider of your choice (I'm using parallels for now, but will probably switch to Veertu when they have vagrant support) wor

It's far from perfect but vagrant + provider of your choice (I'm using parallels for now, but will probably switch to Veertu when they have vagrant support) works well enough for me. Even if you need to do things directly in the vm, this is still a workable solution I'd imagine.