#Windows 虚拟机 for mac mac os x
Observing the legality of things is important to me, since we're talking about using corporate funds for this.Īs others have said, the only way to legally virtualize Mac OS X (according toApple's EULA) is on Apple hardware. If not possible, what are my other choices for catering to a crowd composed of Linux, macOS and Windows users?.Is it possible (and legal) to buy a macOS license to have it as a VM on my Linux machine?.I've been using nothing but Linux for almost two decades now, so I really hope I'm going on outdated information here, and both Microsoft and Apple have made life easier for people in the same situation as me. However, Apple does not seem to sell licenses for macOS (or even allow one to use macOS on non-Apple hardware). Last time I checked, Microsoft sells Windows licenses. I got the hardware to handle it, so I don't see downsides to this. The best solution to me seems like buying licenses for each of those OSes and installing VMs for them in my Linux PC and using them whenever necessary. Then there's the physical space needed for the extra hardware.
Perhaps the easiest solution would be to buy two small PCs, one with each of those OSs, but that is expensive (think about buying an Apple product only to use maybe for a total of three hours/year) and cumbersome (I'd often like to work on clean installs, which means lots of time spent reformatting the machines). In order to see things from their point of view, I would like to also have access to the Windows and macOS operating systems. I work on a Linux machine, but I teach people who also work on Windows and macOS.
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