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Can’t even run x86 Linux on Mac right now

• bombcar 2y ago
  Linux has always been a bit of an easier deal because you can (often, not always) just get a version for ARM that is "close enough".
  • TylerE 2y ago
    If my case that isn’t close as we have deps that aren’t ported to arm
• darby_eight 2y ago
  qemu works as well as it always did—which is to say slow as hell but good enough for automation in a pinch
• watermelon0 2y ago
  UTM supports Rosetta in Linux VMs: https://docs.getutm.app/advanced/rosetta/ https://docs.getutm.app/advanced/rosetta/ OS still needs to be ARM, as far as I know, but you can then use Rosetta to speed-up x86_64 Linux binaries. Docker Desktop also uses this to run x86_64 Docker images, and in many cases performance is quite close to the native ARM binaries, but this heavily depends on the workload.