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al404

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I did a lot of work to keep my Mac clean from some software and lately Chrome seems to give me some headache.

I would like to keep some software that I need running only in a virtual machine.

What virtualization software can I use to install MacOS?
 
I did a lot of work to keep my Mac clean from some software and lately Chrome seems to give me some headache.

I would like to keep some software that I need running only in a virtual machine.

What virtualization software can I use to install MacOS?
If you wanna go free, VirtualBox is pretty reliable, albeit needing some tools installed to get MacOS working.
If you're willing to shell out some cash, VMWare Fusion for Mac is pretty good and natively supports MacOS machines to be made. At least in the MacOS version of the application.
 
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