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Does anyone know some work in the opposite direction, that is, running OSX applications with x86 CPUs? I'm seeing a lot of effort with making the Apple's hardwa
by up6w6 4y ago
Does anyone know some work in the opposite direction, that is, running OSX applications with x86 CPUs? I'm seeing a lot of effort with making the Apple's hardware to be universal and run everything else (like Asahi Linux and Rosetta), while I can only imagine how impossible it is becoming to emulate the M1/ARM and run a hackintosh.
- Syonyk 4y ago> ...while I can only imagine how impossible it is to emulate a hackintosh considering the M1/ARM factor. Simply not possible. Apple Silicon is ARMv8, but with a number of their own custom extensions on top of it.
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- ccrush 4y agoThey still make Intel macs, right? So it's not impossible.
- steve_taylor 4y agoSure. Just reverse the polarity.
- ktta 4y agohttps://www.darlinghq.org https://www.darlinghq.org
- jaimex2 4y agoWhat for? There's just Apple software and a few niche things.