Re:macOS 11 Virtualization Framework to Run Linux in a VM
by ridiculous_fish on Thursday July 23, 2020 @04:39AM
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Fair points, and on reflection you are probably correct.
But Apple has a history of weird but successful systems that nobody else tried, like 64 bit user space with a 32 bit kernel, or mixed-endian processes sharing memory. And there's pointed coyness around "Apple Silicon" and Parallels keeping mum. So I want to believe.
Re:macOS 11 Virtualization Framework to Run Linux in a VM
by jki275 on Thursday July 23, 2020 @08:33AM
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I need to believe because it makes a massive difference for me as an embedded developer. I can't use Macs anymore if I can't run multiple x64/x86 Linux VMs on them.
But Apple has a history of weird but successful systems that nobody else tried, like 64 bit user space with a 32 bit kernel, or mixed-endian processes sharing memory. And there's pointed coyness around "Apple Silicon" and Parallels keeping mum. So I want to believe.