Virtualizing Ubuntu Linux on Macos with Apple Silicon (M1 Chip)
As of March 2022 Virtualbox Supports Only X86 and Amd64/Intel64 and Doesn't Support Arm-Based Systems Like Apple M1. Parallels Desktop for Mac Supports Apple...
As of March 2022 VirtualBox supports only x86 and AMD64/Intel64 and doesn't support ARM-based systems like Apple M1.
Parallels Desktop for Mac supports Apple M1 chip but requires you to buy a license.
Are there an open source solution for running Ubuntu Linux virtual machine on MacOS with Apple silicon (M1 chip)?
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UTM
UTM is a full featured open source virtual machine host for MacOS that supports Apple silicon (M1 chip) -
Follow the instructions to install Ubuntu on UTM -
In my experience there are a few issues with UTM and there is an easier way to run an Ubuntu VM on MacOS.
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