Mac Os Emulator Linux

I'm currently using the absolutely ancient 'Fusion' emulator to emulate a 68k Macintosh (specifically, a Quadra 700), but it only runs under MS-DOS, so I'm using a VirtualBox VM to emulate that. I'd like to eliminate one layer of emulation. Features that I'm looking for: • Emulate a 68040-series Mac • Runs under Linux • Some way to transfer files to/from the host OS (shared folders, emulated network drive, FUSE filesystem module, whatever) Nice to have: • Support for Fusion hard-drive images • Virtual CD-ROM drive supporting ISO images • CD-ROM passthrough to access an actual CD-ROM drive • Support for Ethernet networking It doesn't matter if it requires a ROM image or has a re-written ROM: I've got dumps from the aforementioned Quadra and a Performa 630 that I can use if needed. Preface As Stephen rightly points out in his, SheepShaver only emulates PowerPC, and so it is not a valid suggestion for your 68K-based question. From However, you still need a copy of MacOS and a PowerMac ROM image to use SheepShaver. If you attempt to use a 68K based ROM, with SheepShaver, then you should get the error: Invalid ROM file size.

SheepShaver is also known as a PowerPC Apple MAC emulator which also has the versions for Linux and MAC OS X. Originally, SheepShaver is designed for the BeOS and Linux. If you want to use SheepShaver to run MAC on your Windows PC, you can get the installer from, Heepshaver.cebix.net.

SheepShaver requires a 4MB PCI PowerMac ROM. As shown in one of the dialogs in the screenshots below.

Answer and both work on Linux and should support your requirements. To quote the specifications of each emulator respectively: Some of SheepShaver's features • Runs MacOS 7.5.2 thru 9.0.4. MacOS X as a guest is not supported.

There are some other emulators that might work better than Basilisk II depending on what exactly you need. Is a fork of Basilisk II.

It has better networking, sound, and support for SCSI disks, but is missing some other features (don't know which ones) because it's based on an old version of Basilisk II. Like Basilisk II it does not emulate most of the hardware, but relies on ROM patches.

Can emulate a Mac 128K/512K/Plus/SE or Mac Classic, but not a Quadra. Can also emulate a various models (including Mac IIci and LCIII) but again not the Quadra. Emulates a Mac Plus and Mac II.

It emulates all hardware except for the floppy drive. Emulates enough of a Mac II to run A/UX (it does not run Mac OS). PCE, MESS, and Mini vMac have more faithful emulation than Basilisk or Cockatrice, but they don't emulate later models. Shoebill was specifically made to run A/UX and doesn't run anything else.

Docker for Mac comes with scripts to enable completion for the docker, docker-machine, and docker-compose commands. The completion scripts may be found inside Docker.app, in the Contents/Resources/etc/ directory and can be installed both in Bash and Zsh. Using docker compose with docker for mac.