Intro

How to Download UTM for M1 M2 M3 macs

How to download Ubuntu ARM for Apple Silicon

How to Create Ubuntu Virtual Machine on UTM

How To Install Ubuntu 22.04 On M1 Mac

What is UTM?

Download & Prep

Virtualization

Virtualization Settings

Install Ubuntu

Eject Ubuntu Image

Login to Ubuntu

Update Ubuntu Packages

Conclusion

Introduction

Download Ubuntu ISO and UTM

Creating a Virtual Machine For Ubuntu

Installing Ubuntu

Setting UP GNOME Desktop Or GUI

Enabling File Sharing Support

Performance

Delete Ubuntu VM

Intro

Download Ubuntu ISO

Download Ubuntu 20.04 LTS iso file

Choose Memory Size

Configure Ubuntu 20.04 LTS VM

Select Keyboard Layout

Install Ubuntu 20.04 LTS

Restart Ubuntu

Install VirtualBox Guest Additions

Conclusion

Intro

Prerequisites

Allocate Storage Space

Install Ubuntu Server

Install Docker Engine

Running Ubuntu Server

Reboot

Installing Firefox & Chromium

Enable Retina Mode

Conclusion

Introduction

Creating A Free Space For Ubuntu

Download ubuntu ISO

Installing Ubuntu

Performance

Fix Battery Draining

Delete Ubuntu

Introduction

What is a Virtual Machine?

Installation

Enable Virtualization in BIOS

SoSumi

Running macOS

Configuring the VM

Configuring macOS VM

MacOS VM Performance

Conclusion

Intro

Demo

QEMU Commands

UTM (GUI for QEMU)

Intro

What is Tabby?

Features

Settings

Hotkeys

Customization

SSH options

Configuration file

SSH Profiles and Connections

Conclusion

Demonstration Of MacOS Big Sur On Linux

GitHub OSX-KVM Project

Requirements To Install MacOS Big Sur On Linux

MacOS Big Sur On Linux Installation Preparation

Increase The Memory Size Of MacOS Big Sur On Linux

MacOS Big Sur On Linux Installation

A TL;DR summary of the video

Original intro for the video and install Anbox using snap

After rebooting try to get it running. Failed to start binder or ashmem kernel drivers not loaded

Attempt to install ashmem_linux kernel module. Doesn't work.

Try to add a PPA to get anbox dependencies installed. Doesn't work.

Attempt to install linux-modules-extra. Doesn't help.

Try to clone the anbox-modules repo and build the modules. It fails.

Discover that the modules needed for Anbox were removed from the Linux kernel entirely and uninstall the Anbox snap

Find an alternative emulator Android Studio. Download and extract.

Install the required libraries for Android Studio

Execute the shell file to launch Android Studio and do initial setup.

Go to Device Manager and try to create a virtual device. Need to reboot and enable Virtualization Technology in BIOS.

Post reboot, retry creation of virtual device

Creation failed due to running out of disk space again. Try to change preferences and settings to write to the data drive instead of the OS drive.

Show all the disk space that the different Android Studio components take up

Move all the Android Studio stuff to the data drive and then create symbolic links (first attempt with arguments in the wrong order)

Re-launch Android Studio after moving and symlinking the directories and create a virtual device

Virual Device successfully created. Try to launch it. It fails. Look in command line for problems. Disk space again.

Move the final ~/.android directory and emulator is able to launch and run in a larger window

Concluding thoughts

The solution

Installing Linux

Enable KVM service

Fixing the hackintosh.xml file

Configuring your VM

Installing Clover

Setting up GRUB

Booting the VM

Updating Nvidia Drivers

Thanks for watching

Downloading macOS Monterey Developer Beta ISO

Downloading OSXKVM

Install Command Line Tools

Fetch macOS installer

Creating macOS HD Image