How To Install MacOS Golden Gate On VMware?
The new macOS Golden Gate isn’t supporting intel-based macs anymore. If you have an intel-based mac that means either you buy a new laptop with M-series chips or run it on VMware as a guest OS.
The new macOS Golden Gate has many amazing features such as like chat-bot type Siri, improved apps and interface design and many other features. Interesting features which might be interesting for non-mac users.
If you’re not a mac user and want to try out the new macOS then you can run it on VMware. I have prepared an easy tutorial on how to install macOS Golden Gate on VMware for you to check it out.
Why should you use macOS Golden Gate on VMware?
Using macOS Golden Gate on VMware come with several benefits:
Risk-free testing:
VMware allows you to test the new macOS Golden Gate without worrying about it affecting your main OS. You can explore the new features safely.
Snapshot support:
If you are not sure about installing it and might think something might go wrong, take a snapshot before installing and if it goes well then you can continue but if it goes wrong, you can click on Revert to Snapshot and VMware will go back to exactly when you took the snapshot.
Learning environment:
It’s the best place for students and enthusiasts to study the new features of the new macOS Golden Gate before upgrading their main OS to macOS Golden Gate.
Available for non-mac users:
If you are a Windows or Linux users and want to test the amazing features of macOS Golden Gate, the only way to do so is to test it on VMware.
System requirement:
Before starting, make sure that your system is meeting the requirements:
Minimum requirement:
8 GB RAM
80 GB free storage
ARM-based processor that supports virtualization
Recommended requirement:
16 GB RAM or higher
SSD storage
Quad core processor or better
Recommended VMware version:
The best option for VMware is VMware Workstation Fusion Pro 26H1.
How to install macOS Golden Gate on VMware
Follow this step-by-step tutorial on how to install macOS Golden Gate on VMware:
- Open VMware workstation and choose the option Create a New Virtual Machine.
- Now you have to find the downloaded macOS Golden Gate ISO file by choosing the option to Install form a disk image.
- To complete the installation process, start the virtual machine and follow the macOS setup wizard.
Congratulations, you have successfully installed macOS Golden Gate on VMware.
Final thoughts:
The new macOS Golden Gate is amazing. With all those new features which gives its users a faster, smoother and better-looking working environment.
VMware is the best way to test the new features safely and decide if you want to upgrade to macOS Golden Gate or not. It is also the best option for non-mac users to experience the amazing features of macOS Golden Gate.
