You can install macOS on Linux with just a few clicks

Have you always dreamed of testing the famous Apple operating system, without necessarily wanting to invest in a Mac? Nothing could be simpler thanks to a project published on Github: a few commands to type and you’re done!

To perform this manipulation, you will need to have a PC or a virtual machine under Linux (this test was carried out on a Debian but should work for all distributions). Do not try to do this tutorial from the Linux subsystem installed on Windows 10, the latter does not seem to support virtualization…

Virtualization of macOS on Linux

Whether you’re doing this tutorial on a physical or virtual Linux machine, don’t forget to enable virtualization in the BIOS beforehand if you’ve never done so.

• Go to the terminal of your Linux distribution then run the command sudo apt install qemu-kvm dmg2img pulseaudio pip git to install the qemu package and its dependencies, which will be used to virtualize the environment.

• Create a symbolic link between the following two folders: sudo ln -s /usr/bin/qemu-system-x86_64 /usr/bin/qemu

• Install Python Click with the command pip install -U click

• Go to the folder of your choice then download the project sources with the git command pointing to the URL https://github.com/arindas/mac-on-linux-with-qemu.git

• Go to the previously created folder (cd mac-on-linux-with-qemu) then run the virtual machine installation script with the command sudo ./run.sh

After a short while you should see a qemu window appear asking you to configure your macOS.

If you encounter errors during the installation of the virtual machine such as ” No module named » you will simply need to install the Python module via the pip install module_name command.

Source : GitHub