999_cirno

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   by 999_cirno 2mo 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
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   by 999_cirno 3mo ago

   > It's just a linux vm running normal docker engine OCI compatible, but not docker https://github.com/apple/container/blob/main/docs/technical-... Actually makes use of Virtualization.framew
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   by 999_cirno 3mo ago

   In fact, I suggest reviewing the documentation to assess your own level: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/virtualization/run... If the below sounds too complex to work with, can review more basics first.
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   by 999_cirno 3mo ago

   Strong StackOverflow "don't do anything new, god forbid you may actually learn something" vibes On "Hacker" News of all places :)
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   by 999_cirno 3mo ago

   Of course, if you're not comfortable with reading or designing code, or don't feel like tinkering, you can use an existing project and they work great But it is to note that the OS APIs do the heavy lifting, the projects are just
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   by 999_cirno 3mo ago

   > require you to run the agent on your Mac instead of in a Sandbox You don't have to! All recent Macs come with nearly zero perf cost virtualization. You can easily run Mac or Linux VMs assuming same architecture. Use it all the tim