macOS 26 introduces the Containerization Framework: "enables developers to create, download, or run Linux container images directly on Mac"
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It supports Rosetta2, so yes.
Sweet, that will help me, although it takes away my last blocker allowing me to use my Linux box as my primary blocker.
I guess I will have to comain about performance or something.
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Mac and Linux feel like cousins than ultra far apart at times.
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So I guess now you can run some games.
Yeah, about that... Heroic game launcher is free and can run a loooooooot of pc games. It now runs pc steam directly.
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If containers are part of your work then you wouldn't buy a 8GB RAM unupgradable device anyway.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]You're right. I wouldn't, but someone did for me!
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Isn't macos unix already?
It is based on Unix yeah but Linux and Unix are different enough.
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You're doing it wrong. I want to run a macOS container on Linux
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You're doing it wrong. I want to run a macOS container on Linux
wrote on last edited by [email protected]How the GPU support, does it support Metal?!
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You're right. I wouldn't, but someone did for me!
Bad IT departments are a PITA.
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This isn't a Linux post.
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Proud of you!
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Embrace <-- You are here
Extend
Extinguish
Fuck Apple
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You're right. I wouldn't, but someone did for me!
If it's a work computer, tell your IT department it's getting in the way of your job.
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You're doing it wrong. I want to run a macOS container on Linux
But why?
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virtio-gpu with Vulkan pass through for the VM with a Vulkan to Metal translator in host user space. There are various talks about this including at KVM forum: https://kvm-forum.qemu.org/2024/The_many_faces_of_virtio-gpu_F4XtKDi.pdf
Is Apple’s tech going to be using KVM machinery then, or are you just saying that it’s possible in general?
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Is Apple’s tech going to be using KVM machinery then, or are you just saying that it’s possible in general?
wrote on last edited by [email protected]No the Apple hypervisor is called hvf, but projects like rust-vmm and QEMU can control and service guests run on that hypervisor. No KVM required.
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No the Apple hypervisor is called hvf, but projects like rust-vmm and QEMU can control and service guests run on that hypervisor. No KVM required.
Oh that’s cool! I thought virtio and such were KVM-specific things. I have never been super clear on the relationship between QEMU and the hypervisor itself, like where one ends and the other begins.
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When all you hire are web devs everything becomes a docker
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But why?
Certain application only has Mac OS or Windows version.
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This isn't a Linux post.
While I read the title I was thinking “that sounds like Linux with extra steps” - maybe that’s good enough for some discussion.
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