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Parallels Desktop is able to run Windows on an M1. I work on Electron apps and I've been happy with how it works. Why not use that?
by shtopointo 4y ago
Parallels Desktop is able to run Windows on an M1.
I work on Electron apps and I've been happy with how it works.
Why not use that?
- buffington 4y agoHave you actually tried running Windows using Parallels on an M1? I have, and it's hardly worth the effort. As for Electron apps - huh? Are you actually suggesting that you can just use Electron apps to accomplish what the OP has set out to accomplish?
- shtopointo 4y ago> Have you actually tried running Windows using Parallels on an M1? I have, and it's hardly worth the effort. Yes, I have. It works very well, what's the problem making it hardly worth the effort? What I mean is that I develop Electron apps on an M1 Mac, and I use Parallels to spin up Windows so I can test the apps on Windows too. Not the latter of what you suggested.
- zaptrem 4y agoWhy does Asahi Linux exist when you can just virtualize it? Same answer: better performance, avoiding Apple, an interesting challenge, a learning opportunity, the cool factor, and many more reasons.