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Would it be materially different than Linux running in a VM on m1? Because you can have that now

• ed25519FUUU 6y ago
  What VM matches the performance of a mac mini?
• viraptor 6y ago
  Trying to display at native full screen resolution from a VM is not a great experience. Or at least I couldn't achieve that without lag on any hypervisor. On top of that you're paying the battery tax because of virtualisation.
• Megranium 6y ago
  It doesn't feel "right", there's resolution issues, and I never got real-time, low-latency sound running in any VM ... so, I'd say yes, by all means.
• comex 6y ago
  GPU support would make a big difference.
  • wmf 6y ago
    I would expect a VM to have better GPU support since AFAIK Parallels and Fusion have already implemented it.