This is just one of many reasons Linux is my daily driver. MacOS and Windows virtualization are easy in Virtualbox, QEMU/KVM (my preference, much closer to bare metal), and others.
I have to use Windows for work and games.
In my case turned out its Hyper-V issue on Windows. If I disable it WSL2 and docker won't work. If I keep it on VirtualBox won't work 😂.
MacOS seemed to work on VBox (although super slow) before Hyper-V.
Trying Ubuntu in Hyper-V now. Seems to work ok.
I don't think they've made much progress with MacOS on Hyper-V. Yeah, VBox is less than ideal on non-Linux hosts, especially with the Hyper-V issue.
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This is just one of many reasons Linux is my daily driver. MacOS and Windows virtualization are easy in Virtualbox, QEMU/KVM (my preference, much closer to bare metal), and others.
I have to use Windows for work and games.
In my case turned out its Hyper-V issue on Windows. If I disable it WSL2 and docker won't work. If I keep it on VirtualBox won't work 😂.
MacOS seemed to work on VBox (although super slow) before Hyper-V.
Trying Ubuntu in Hyper-V now. Seems to work ok.
I don't think they've made much progress with MacOS on Hyper-V. Yeah, VBox is less than ideal on non-Linux hosts, especially with the Hyper-V issue.