I use Manajaro, so I just opened the terminal and type:Įnable docker services to boot with systemĪlright, now we'll download the docker osx and run using the command below:ĭocker run -it -device /dev/kvm -p 50922:10022 -e DEVICE_MODEL="iMacPro1,1" -e WIDTH=1440 -e HEIGHT=900 -e RAM=8 -e INTERNAL_SSH_PORT=23 -e AUDIO_DRIVER=alsa -e CORES=2 -v /tmp/.X11-unix:/tmp/.X11-unix -e "DISPLAY=$' ID_CONTAINERĬommand to open a new connection with mac:Īlright, now we can open the VSCode on linux and update the files updating directly on mac. SSD: Crucial BX500 240gb ( Highly recommended SSD)įirst, is necessary have docker installed on your computer.
(I was even able to heat my room with that much stuff) My computer's specs are considered OK to do this, however, I still managed to notice some lags while using Docker OSX + xCode + Visual Studio Code + Dev Server. The Docker OSX is a docker image that uses QEMU so that we can emulate an operating system.
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The repository on github of Docker OSX has an explanation of how to use an iPhone via usb instead of emulating, but I don't have iPhone. We'll use QEMU to emulate a mac and inside it we'll use xCode to emulate an iOS. After several unsuccessful attempts, I was finally able to virtualize a macOS to run tests on an iOS app I was working on.īut before proceeding, it is necessary to know that this is not a stable solution and has several performance issues, however, for my purpose I managed to do what I wanted.
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