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Yes! That is arguably the killer feature. You can virtualize macOS in macOS with (nearly) native speed and this is officially supported. Heck, even can run mult
by 999_cirno 3mo ago
Yes! That is arguably the killer feature. You can virtualize macOS in macOS with (nearly) native speed and this is officially supported. Heck, even can run multiple of them at the same time.
See docs here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/virtualization/virtualize-macos-on-a-mac https://developer.apple.com/documentation/virtualization/vir...
And projects like Tart, VirtualBuddy, etc. provide convenient wrappers for these APIs.
- fragmede 3mo agoThe limit is two. You are not allowed to run more than two macOS VMs. Also Tart VMs have problems with signing into icloud and other things that need a real secureID enclave.