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Because virtual hardware will never work as well as real hardware. You're layering one OS on top of another; that's not free. No GPU acceleration, etc. (Plus,
by marcan_42 5y ago
Because virtual hardware will never work as well as real hardware. You're layering one OS on top of another; that's not free. No GPU acceleration, etc.
(Plus, we actually support the M1's vGIC which Hypervisor.framework does not yet, so VMs running on Linux should perform better than VMs running on macOS! Yes, we beat Apple at supporting some parts of the M1 already.)