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This basically has no hardware acceleration, if you don't mess around with GPU passthrough and even then you won't have a great experience - so you won't be doi
by meibo 6y ago
This basically has no hardware acceleration, if you don't mess around with GPU passthrough and even then you won't have a great experience - so you won't be doing any heavy work or browsing. It'll be quite choppy, even on a relatively modern CPU.
If you need to build your app or use that note-taking app that's so nice but macOS exclusive, you'll be fine though.
- StavrosK 6y agoThis agrees with what my experience was like last time, thank you!
- fiddlerwoaroof 6y agoSo, I don’t know what VMWare does, but macOS Catalina on VMWare Fusion works just fine, in my experience.
- danielheath 6y agoIf I could pass through the usb or Bluetooth stacks so I could use my iPhone with linux properly, that would be a pretty useful thing.
- PaulDavisThe1st 6y agoThat much is true. On the flip side, I run Mojave and High Sierra in a QEMU/KVM and give it 8 cores of my 16 core Ryzen ThreadRupper, along with 32GB of RAM, and the result is a lot faster for non-graphics-intensive work than anything I can reasonably get from Apple at an even remotely comparable price. This means that the "build your app" case is actually way better than "native".