VirtualBuddy 1.4.1-110

Free Download InsideGUI VirtualBuddy, the Latest Standalone Offline Installer for macOS. It can virtualize macOS 12 and, later on, Apple Silicon to offer valuable features to developers who need to test their apps on multiple versions of macOS, especially betas.

Overview of VirtualBuddy for macOS

When you boot up a virtual machine running macOS, it automatically mounts a disk image with the VirtualBuddyGuest app. To install the app, select the "Guest" disk on the Finder's sidebar, then double-click the "VirtualBuddyGuest" app icon. It enables clipboard sharing between host and guest, automatically mounting the shared folders configured for the virtual machine.

Features of VirtualBuddy for macOS

• Ability to boot any version of macOS 12 or macOS 13, including betas
• Ability to boot some ARM-based Linux distros (tested with Ubuntu Server and Ubuntu Desktop)
• Boot into recovery mode (to disable SIP, for example)
• Networking and file-sharing support
• Clipboard sharing
• Customize virtual machine hardware configuration
• Edit NVRAM variables

 Built-in installation wizard

• Select from a collection of restored images available on Apple's servers
• Install the latest stable version of macOS
• Local restore image IPSW file
• Custom restore image URL
• Install a Linux distro from a local .iso file
• Select from a collection of Linux distros
• Install Linux from the URL

Technical Details and System Requirements

• macOS 10.12 or later
• Apple Silicon processor

Note

• To install a version of macOS that's newer than the version running on the host (for example, macOS 13 VM in VirtualBuddy running on macOS 12), Xcode is required; Xcode beta may be necessary for installing macOS betas (FB11061314)
• To install a Linux distro, macOS 13 is required.