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Honest question, but why would you want this? Wine is obvious, there was a lot of software exclusively on Windows with no match on Linux when the project starte

Honest question, but why would you want this? Wine is obvious, there was a lot of software exclusively on Windows with no match on Linux when the project started, and that still is very true today for games. While there certainly is a handful of exclusive software for the Mac, I don't see anything that would generate broader interest in this.

satvikpendem 3y ago
Hackintoshing. I don't want to buy a separate machine just to make iOS apps, but sadly I have had to do so. A few years ago I was able to run Windows, macOS, and Linux in Proxmox, it worked pretty well, but I'm not sure how long that will still be available as macOS moves fully to ARM.