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Are there any Windows emulators that run on the new M1 Silicon platform?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.12
CommonUsernames wrote:
You may want to try Parallels VM. If you dig around, you might still be able to join their test builds.
The current test builds only support ARM64 built versions of Linux
and the Developers edition of Windows 10 ARM which can only "legally"
be obtained if you have a Microsoft developers account..
CommonUsernames wrote:
You may want to try Parallels VM. If you dig around, you might still be able to join their test builds.
IMHO. Not a good idea if the purpose of running Windows is for any non-testing of Windows in that environment. If the OP needs to use Windows in a production environment then implementing test configurations is not recommended.
No. Additionally, there is no released port of Windows to Apple's ARM64 chip.
ARM64 is alternate name for M1? Sounds like a risky move to buy it right now then.
Walletarian wrote:
ARM64 is alternate name for M1? Sounds like a risky move to buy it right now then.
Only if you need to run Windows on it.
You may want to try Parallels VM. If you dig around, you might still be able to join their test builds.
Thank you
Are there any Windows emulators that run on the new M1 Silcon platform?
