Virtual machines are very important in computing and software engineering. They primarily allow us to test and use different operating systems without the need for extra hardware. Besides, you can rest assured that if something goes wrong with the virtual machine, it won’t break your existing host operating system.
This guide will show you how to install macOS on Ubuntu Linux using a QEMU-KVM Virtual Machine. With that, you will be able to use native macOS software that is not otherwise available in Linux.
I continued my tinkering with Linux. After replacing the operating system on my old Macbook Pro, I wanted to run some software that I needed MacOS to do. I followed Mwiza Kumwenda’s guide to using QEMU/KVM to run a virtual machine. Although it worked fine, I think that I came to the realisation that the days are numbered for the old Mac.