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@azonenberg Definitely give it a try, never not a good reason to also have ARM64 support.
Regarding performance, my M4 Mini is giving a lot of Ryzen boxes a run for their money in Vivado synthesis (in a Linux VM, ‘emulating’ x86 via Rosetta). The single core perf is that good and virtualization is seamless.
UTM is stable, and also has a server for managing VMs via an API.
@azonenberg Definitely try UTM first. Last time I tried macOS guests, tjey looked GPU accelerated, but didn’t dig in the features.
Linux guests have the usual QEMU backends, some of which are GPU enabled, but might be beta-ish.
Bonus points for linux guests, if you don’t require QEMU for them: you can use rosetta, so you can run x86 apps/libs also in Linux.
There is also libkrun which advertises gpu accelerated containers on macOS via venus. Haven’t tried this tho.
