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Yes, but AFAIK, M1's will not support emulation of x86 based regardless of software vendor - and unfortunately, I still have to run some old VM's several times
by ejb999 5y ago
Yes, but AFAIK, M1's will not support emulation of x86 based regardless of software vendor - and unfortunately, I still have to run some old VM's several times a week - include a very old Windows XP environment, and I don't think anyone's in any rush to support that anytime soon.
Who knows, maybe get a Mac studio for my Mac work, and keep my MacBook Pro for when I need to run non-arm VM's
- azinman2 5y agoWhy wouldn’t it support it? Rosetta is built to do exactly that?
- olliej 5y agorosetta emulates/translates at the app layer, it's a much easier problem than system level emulation, for a wide variety of reasons. So you'd need a VM running windows/arm64, and then windows would have to use its rosetta equivalent to run the x86 binaries