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"great performance" is not a phrase to consider if you need to run x86 code on arm chips. Even with Rosetta 2 and the latest virtualization kit, unless you're r
by mobiuscog 3y ago
"great performance" is not a phrase to consider if you need to run x86 code on arm chips. Even with Rosetta 2 and the latest virtualization kit, unless you're running all arm code, it's so painfully slow.
(this also applies to any mac container solutions)
- cassianoleal 3y agoYou can't run x86 code under the native virtualisation stack, so you're arguing against a strawman.