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macOS provides an API called Hypervisor.framework for virtual machine managers like Virtualbox. It means they don't need kernel modules anymore. QEMU also uses

by als0 7y ago

macOS provides an API called Hypervisor.framework for virtual machine managers like Virtualbox. It means they don't need kernel modules anymore. QEMU also uses it for acceleration.

dzhiurgis 7y ago
Is there anything that I can use for running Windows now?
- cerberusss 7y ago
  I'm pretty sure Parallels will come up with a solution. If you want to play with virtualizing Windows via Hypervisor.framework right now, I remember that the people from Veertu.com had Windows running via their Veertu Desktop product. But they seem to be focused on virtualizing macOS-on-macOS right now.
  - cmsj 7y ago
    Parallels can already use Hypervisor.framework - it's a per-VM configuration option.
    - cerberusss 7y ago
      Thanks, good information
- kccqzy 7y ago
  If you actually mean now, VirtualBox still works. If you want a Hypervisor.framework based system, I think Veertu used to have an app on the App Store.