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I'd be happy enough if I could run the VM.

• sangnoir 10y ago
  You can: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12556609 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12556609
  • conradev 10y ago
    and 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 ago
  Do 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 ago
    There'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 ago
    I mean legally. And with decent performance, without overly major bugs.