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This is even true on desktop with Apple deprecating and removing features with new OS releases. The assumption is that developers will take care about it. But
by _0w8t 5y ago
This is even true on desktop with Apple deprecating and removing features with new OS releases. The assumption is that developers will take care about it.
But for users of niche apps that are no longer supported by developers this is rather problematic and requires to stay at older MacOS versions.
- wil421 5y agoDidn’t Apple used to let you run a VM of your laptop? I swear I used to run a VM of a 2011 laptop to use niche software.
- _0w8t 5y agoOne cannot run 32-bit Intel binary on Apple silicon even via VM. I suppose VM vendors may eventually support that via emulation, but it will take a while.
- wil421 5y agoYes you can. Here’s a link for Snow Leopard on an M1. I use parallels to run windows 7 on an M1. https://youtu.be/a6FdLON1Nlk https://youtu.be/a6FdLON1Nlk
- CharlesW 5y agoYou sure can. Parallels has supported this since its first M1 version AFAIK. I'd be surprised if UTM/QEMU doesn't support this as well.