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It's a shame that you can't run a container with MacOS installed and just run the apps natively. Unlikely to ever happen though. You'd have to run the MacOS ke
by Rooster61 10y ago
It's a shame that you can't run a container with MacOS installed and just run the apps natively.
Unlikely to ever happen though. You'd have to run the MacOS kernel and Mach concurrent with the Linux kernel without virtualization (something I am not sure is possible). At that point, you might as well just bite the bullet and run a VM.
- Filligree 10y agoI'd be happy enough if I could run the VM.
- sangnoir 10y agoYou can: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12556609 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12556609
- conradev 10y agoand if you can install KVM on the host, you can even run the VM inside of a container: http://rancher.com/introducing-ranchervm-package-and-run-virtual-machines-as-docker-containers/ http://rancher.com/introducing-ranchervm-package-and-run-vir... I have a list of links on the subject: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VwLJqgc2VkD-EZnMzSFmZRq0YjZPCS18uPr94KsOByY/edit https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VwLJqgc2VkD-EZnMzSFmZRq0...
- mdaniel 10y agoDo you mean legally, or at all? Because if it's "at all" I believe there is a very vibrant community who have a lot of tutorials for doing that
- ohstopitu 10y agoThere's a nice (pretty inclusive to beginners I might add) community for mac VMs on other OSes, but I've tried using such VMs for the past 4 years and each year I've had worse results. * Is it usable for dev work -> yes * Is it like using a mac -> no Usually When I'm on windows, I generally just run a Ubuntu VM and live inside it. That is not something you can generally do on an OSX VM. (just to add, my opinions based on my experience - your milage may wary)
- Filligree 10y agoI mean legally. And with decent performance, without overly major bugs.