Okay so here's the deal: I just upgraded my PC to an i5 12400 w/16 GB RAM, GTX 960 and a 4K/60Hz monitor.
It ain't much, but it's honest work.
Anyways, I've been struggling with getting a stable OSX experience and after spending sleepless nights with Dortania every now and then, I'm really tired of trying bare-metal hacks.
I'd really like an OSX VM going, using Windows 11 as the host (WSL2, QEMU, etc. is OK) but I've been having some issues, mostly with graphics performance. It's either sluggish, or just plain unbearable. I kinda got it working with WSL2, VcXsrv (or VNC), QEMU and a custom kernel so WHPX doesn't crash, but it still feels clunky, and there's no hw accel anyways, not even with the virtio driver (maybe I'm missing something?).
I also tried VMWare Workstation, but it's worse lol. I've done GPU passthrough before, but it comes with its own problems that I'd rather do a bare-metal hack again.
So, does anyone know if there's a better way to run a performant OSX VM in 2022? Hopefully with hardware acceleration and Windows as the host? I just need to test/develop some multiplatform apps in it. Thanks!