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virtualOS VM for Mac

Run a virtual macOS machine on your Apple Silicon computer. On first start, the latest macOS restore image can be downloaded from Apple servers. After installation has finished, you can start using the virtual machine by performing the ini…

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  1. virtualOS VM version 2.3.4Mac App Store · macOS 15.0 or later
    • Do not crash when starting app on x64

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virtualOS VM

Run a virtual macOS machine on your Apple Silicon computer.

On first start, the latest macOS restore image can be downloaded from Apple servers. After installation has finished, you can start using the virtual machine by performing the initial operating system (OS) setup.

You can configure the following virtual machine parameters: - CPU count - RAM - Shared folder - Audio input - Network type (NAT or Bridge)

To use USB disks, you can configure the location where VM files are stored in the app settings.

Unlike other apps on the AppStore, no In-App purchases are required for managing multiple virtual machines, setting CPU count or the amount of RAM.

This application is free and open source software, source code is available at: https://github.com/yep/virtualOS

What's New

- Do not crash when starting app on x64

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