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What hypervisor/vm software are you using? I’m running some Linux vms under parallels on a m1 and the graphics performance could be better..
by cyberpunk 5y ago
What hypervisor/vm software are you using?
I’m running some Linux vms under parallels on a m1 and the graphics performance could be better..
- Gaelan 5y agoLooks like VMWare from the tweet they linked.
- mitchellh 5y agoVMware Fusion. I don’t use an M1 Mac right now (I have one for testing but not primary dev work).
- reddit_clone 5y ago> VMware Fusion Does it work? When I upgraded to BigSur and Fusion 12 the networking just stopped working. VMs dont work with NAT at all. In Bridged mode, it partially works. Completely stops if I get the Mac host in to company VPN. All of this used to work prior version of Mac OSX and Fusion 11.
- mitchellh 5y agoWorks for me. Note that networking changed a ton in Big Sur because Apple doesn't allow kernel extensions anymore (or, its too user hostile for vendors to do it). The VMware networking stack switched completely to HyperVisor.framework's networking stuff, which doesn't support a bunch of "advanced" features. I only use it for a hostonly network + NAT and this works fine.
- saagarjha 5y agoKernel extension are still allowed on Big Sur (and Monterey).
- ulzeraj 5y ago> I’m running some Linux vms under parallels on a m1 and the graphics performance could be better. Not GP but I'm using UTM, which is Qemu based. I need Windows to connect to my work so I've setup an ARM Windows 10 VM. Graphic performance is indeed terrible but I've found out that RDP works just fine with whatever resolution your physical computer supports.