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On Windows, it is more or less the same. I ended up having all my files in the VM and keep windows as a shell around everything. That way, it all feels almost n
by efrecon 4y ago
On Windows, it is more or less the same. I ended up having all my files in the VM and keep windows as a shell around everything. That way, it all feels almost native Linux. Can you do the same on Mac?
- Wowfunhappy 4y agoYou can run Linux VMs on Apple Silicon Macs, yes, using a kernel hypervisor framework built and supported by Apple. I’d feel remiss to not also mention Asahi Linux, which runs on bare metal. It’s not quite ready for prime time yet, but I’d be surprised if it wasn’t within a year, at most. But, I also wouldn’t make a purchase based on that.