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Both Parallels and Apple are refusing to answer this question. I suspect the answer is "only x86-32 bit virtualization works, but we're cracking the whip on ou
by banana_giraffe 6y ago
Both Parallels and Apple are refusing to answer this question. I suspect the answer is "only x86-32 bit virtualization works, but we're cracking the whip on our devs to make x86-64 bit work too"
Honestly though, I have no clue, I just know it's odd they're being so cagey.
My question is how good is the GPU emulation? That can really make or break GUI stuff.
- snuxoll 6y agoApple just killed off x86 support in 10.15 - likely as a precursor for this exact transition. I will be shocked if you can’t run x64 VMs as a result. Welp - guess it’s aarch64 only. https://twitter.com/mikeroysoft/status/1275483550985318400?s=21 https://twitter.com/mikeroysoft/status/1275483550985318400?s...
- whatever1 6y agoI have some proprietary linux amd64 binaries that I am using frequently, and I am not even sure whether the vendor is going to support ARM in the future. So for my case it seems that I should either stick with macOS for intel, or move my business to Windows. Anyway thank you for the help!
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- apple4ever 6y agoI think they answer is "not likely". At least not for awhile. They did go out of their way to show Linux working. But it was Linux ARM. Which is not nothing but also not everything.