MacMulator icon
MacMulator icon

MacMulator

MacMulator is the computer emulator for your Mac! It engages the power of Qemu, together with a nice, easy to use UI, to let you create any kind of Virtual Machines in a few clicks. Whatever OS you need to run on your Mac, MacMulator is the tool for you!.

MacMulator screenshot 1

Cost / License

Platforms

  • Mac
-
No reviews
0likes
0comments
0news articles

Features

Suggest and vote on features
  1.  Emulation

 Tags

MacMulator News & Activities

Highlights All activities

Recent activities

MacMulator information

  • Developed by

    vale21
  • Licensing

    Open Source (Apache-2.0) and Free product.
  • Written in

  • Alternatives

    49 alternatives listed
  • Supported Languages

    • English

GitHub repository

  •  18 Stars
  •  4 Forks
  •  0 Open Issues
  •   Updated  
View on GitHub

Popular alternatives

View all
MacMulator was added to AlternativeTo by Darlene Sonalder on and this page was last updated .
No comments or reviews, maybe you want to be first?

What is MacMulator?

MacMulator is the computer emulator for your Mac! It engages the power of Qemu and Apple Virtualization Framework, together with a nice, easy to use UI, to let you create any kind of Virtual Machines in a few clicks. Whatever OS you need to run on your Mac, MacMulator is the tool for you!

MacMulator is a Universal app that works on Intel and Apple Silicon macs. It is able to recognize its host hardware and optimize the guest OS running in the operating system, to run it at almost native speed where possible. Whenever possible, it uses Apple Virtualization Framework to create a performant VM that enables 3D graphics and leverages macOS native features. For Qemu based VMs, It does not bundle Qemu executables, so it is very light, and lets you use the Qemu version you prefer. You have just to tell it where to find Qemu in your local machine, and you are ready to go.

Lets you create and run a VM in a few minutes, and with a few clicks Uses Apple Virtualization Framework to create native macOS VMs whenever possible (With Linux guests on macOS Ventura and higher, with macOS guests on macOS Monterey and higher, on Apple Silicon hosts) With Qemu, uses Apple Hypervisor to speed up your VM if the guest architecture is the same as the host one Emulates Intel, ARM, PowerPc and Motorola 68k and lets you install any kind of OS that works on these hardwares Lets you use the Qemu version you prefer, so that you can be very flexible. You can also custoimize the Qemu version for each VM If you are a pro user, lets you customize the Qemu command freely. MacMulator will use your version of the command in place of its own Vms are self contained and portable, very easy to share

Official Links