Installing macOS as a virtual machine in a Linux system? Well, let's do it for the sake of some 'virtual fun'

ItsFOSS's platform is a central hub for Linux enthusiasts and open-source advocates, offering insights into Linux distributions, software applications, and Linux-related news. Through articles, tutorials, and reviews, ItsFOSS offers insights into using Linux as a desktop operating system, developing open-source software, and contributing to the Linux community. Readers can learn about Linux tips and tricks, open-source alternatives to proprietary software, and the latest developments in the Linux ecosystem.

It's Foss

Installing macOS on a Linux system using Quickemu simplifies the process, leveraging Qemu/KVM for virtualization. A minimum of Intel Core i5/AMD Ryzen 5 with virtualization support, 8 GB RAM, and 40 GB disk space is required. The guide covers setting up Quickemu, downloading macOS installer files, and running the VM. Additional tips include keyboard tweaks, configuration edits, and changing display resolutions to enhance the user experience.

I Installed macOS on Linux in a VM (for fun sake)

The only thing stopping me from buying the m1 macs is macOS

i used to emulate macos to test my sites/apps on safari. Now i don’t care anymore. If they don’t release a browser for the rest of us they don’t care about us. Why would i care about them, then?

Is it possible to build a Iphone app in xcode with this kind of VM ?

This reminds me of MacOS in Docker, that was take down few weeks ago by Apple :(.