Linux primary 5.4.0-99-generic #112-Ubuntu SMP Wed Feb 2 17:13: aarch64 aarch64 aarch64 GNU/Linux It looks like nobody solved the problem of running x86 virtual machines on M1 silicon yet.
Here’a three-step process to getting a running Ubuntu VM on your Mac: The same toolset no longer works on newer Macs with M1 CPU (VMware Fusion is in tech preview, so we’re getting there), but there’s an amazingly simple alternative: Multipass by Canonical.
The usual recommendation I make to get past that hurdle is to create a Ubuntu virtual machine that can be destroyed every time to mess it up.Ĭreating a virtual machine is trivial on Linux and MacOS with Intel CPU (install VirtualBox and Vagrant). Similar to how you have installed Windows 11 for ARM that is capable of running Intel softare.Īs far as I know, Parallels haven't made the process of using Rosetta 2 inside Linux inside Parallels super user friendly yet - but it will probably come soon.If you’re brand-new to Python and Ansible, you might be a bit reluctant to install a bunch of packages and Ansible collections on your production laptop to start building your automation skills. Note that this still requires you to install an ARM version of Linux, but you will be able to run your Intel Linux programs on that system. However, Apple has made their Rosetta 2 software available for running Intel programs inside Linux on Mac hardware.
Although with a different set of limitations, and a slightly different performance profile.įor Linux you cannot use Microsoft's software for running Intel programs on ARM. It works in principle similar to how Rosetta 2 on the Mac works. It is a generic feature in Windows 11 for ARM. It is not Parallels 18 as such that supports that.
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