However, this tool has some obvious drawbacks: start the virtual machine through cli program, and mount ~ rw to the virtual machineīased on this solution I personally tried, I wrote a small tool PD to help with the mounting action.first create a virtual machine like Ubuntu through PD.Virtual Machine SolutionĬurrently, the only available or usable virtual machine on M1 is Parallels Desktop, while others like VBox and VMware are still immature if pure qemu is a bit too hardcore (if you want to package your own scripts, forget it) for Parallels Desktop, we need to buy the development version of the license, because we need to use prlctl to achieve some automation, several hundred a year… After testing this solution is also somewhat feasible: See Section 5 directly for the Lima solution.
Let’s start with the conclusion: Lima YES! VM solution is expensive and unpleasant, Colima is temporary and unstable. Not to mention the startup speed and the occasional jam, so Docker Desktop is not considered at all so the remaining options are as follows. CPU architecture switching where possible, preferably for both arm64 and x86.įirst of all, we are most familiar with Docker Desktop, the installation package is huge and the UI is very laggy.Support for x86 emulation, with the ability to build or run images for x86.Use the full docker cli command on a Mac, including support for basic -v mounts.
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