Running macOS on Mac OS with Virtual Machine

Are you tired of using multiple operating systems on your computer? Do you wish you could run different versions of macOS alongside each other without the need for multiple machines? Look no further than Oracle VM VirtualBox, a powerful and open-source virtual machine platform that allows users to extend their existing computer to run multiple operating systems at the same time.

Importing from Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

The Oracle VM VirtualBox Manager can import Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) instances to Oracle VM VirtualBox, delivering the same functionality as virtual machines. This means you can easily create and manage virtual machines that are identical to those running in the cloud.

Easy Installation and Use

VM VirtualBox is lightweight and easy to install, making it simple for developers to deliver code faster by running multiple operating systems on a single device. It's also fast and powerful, with features such as:

* The ability to run multiple operating systems at the same time

* Support for Windows, Linux, Solaris, and macOS

* A free virtual machine license for personal, educational, or evaluation use

Getting Started with Virtualization

To get started on your virtualization journey, you'll need to download and install Oracle VM VirtualBox on your Windows PC. This is an easier method for getting access to Apple software than attempting to download an ISO file from an unofficial site.

Downloading a macOS ISO Image

If you're looking to run a specific version of macOS, you'll need to search for an ISO image online. You can find the latest version of macOS, Monterey, in the App Store. From there, you can download the installer and convert it to an ISO file that can be used with VirtualBox.

Running multiple operating systems on your computer has never been easier. With Oracle VM VirtualBox, you can extend your existing computer to run multiple operating systems at the same time, including Windows, Linux, Solaris, and macOS. Whether you're a developer looking to deliver code faster or simply want to try out different versions of macOS without the need for multiple machines, VirtualBox is the perfect solution.

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