I found that the Rosetta/Linux support worked best to run x86_64 containerized workloads, and I never experienced crashes working this way. In my experience, th

I found that the Rosetta/Linux support worked best to run x86_64 containerized workloads, and I never experienced crashes working this way. In my experience, this is far more reliable than using something like debian/ubuntu multiarch support to install both aarch64 and x86_64 into the base system. I ran x86_64 geekbench in a Linux/aarch64 VM using both Rosetta and QEMU binfmt_misc support and found that Rosetta outperformed QEMU by about 3x. The extra speed is welcome, but I do hope that all the dirty tricks Rosetta uses are eventually able to be used by both non-apple implementations of x86_64 emulation and on non-apple ARM CPUs.