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Just use lima. https://lima-vm.io/ https://lima-vm.io/ You have an option to use Native or QEMU.
by codetheory 3y ago
Just use lima.
https://lima-vm.io/ https://lima-vm.io/
You have an option to use Native or QEMU.
- dijit 3y agoOr, if you're doing containers (like Tart/Virt): colima. (which uses lima, of course). https://github.com/abiosoft/colima https://github.com/abiosoft/colima
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- otherjason 3y agoFrom a quick look at Lima, I don't think it's exactly the same thing. Tart allows running macOS and Linux VMs, while Lima seems focused on Linux VMs only. I don't use Tart, but having infrastructure-as-code-like tooling that can be used to define macOS environments (and store the VMs in container registries) sounds useful and I'm not aware of another solution that does it.
- latexr 3y agoDoes Lima only support Linux guests? The page seems to suggest so. Tart supports macOS guests too.