Firstly, I already have an answer regarding the above. I was told to use something like VirtualBox or VMWare. My question arises after doing more research on this, and I would really love to understand more before proceeding to get a desired setup.
Some information first. My ideal final setup is to have a copy of Ubuntu (Linux), Windows and MacOS running seamlessly by the end.
1) some users are recommending using Linux as the host, windows and MacOS as the VMs. Are there any advantages as compared to, say, using Windows as the host and Linux + MacOS as the VMs?
2) if I want to achieve this setup, what kind of software should I use? Can I continue using virtualbox / VMware? Or should I use something like Proxmox?
3) this ties in with question 2. I want to use GPU passthrough so that host + VM work as though they are on bare metal. I can just do iGPU on Linux, and get 2 dedicated GPUs for MacOS and Windows respectively. As far as I understand, it seems like only Proxmox supports these passthroughs. Or is there another software that would be more suited to my task?
4) to get VMs up and running, is it the same process as downloading it onto a hard drive? In other words, do I have to go through the entire process of Hackintosh-ing, before I can dual-boot as a VM? Or there's some sort of interface where I can just download the VM (almost like a program) and then just run the VM from there?
Hope my questions are clear, and someone can answer them. Thanks!
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