I have some high-end hardware, will it still be slow? If it's still going to be slow I might as well not try since it would literally be pointless for recording which is what I'm trying to do. However, the game does have pretty nice graphics. Each item is displayed without any changes to their corresponding attributes on the centre pane. dmg file including EML/EMLX messages with attachments. One can open and read all the items present in the. How slow, do you think? Can't say the name of the game as it's actually a mobile game with a client on Mac OS X in its early stages which I have been granted access to, but can't open the file with my PC (which is why I wanted to use a virtual machine). The tool is designed to open a Mac OS X virtual disk image on a Windows PC. I know VirtualBox advertises that you can do it, but I never was able to do it in the past.īut as Dawson Wehage mentioned, it will probably be slow, and depending on the game it might not run if your VM cannot utilize the host's graphic power. There are/might be others, but I do not know of them. As a matter of fact, yes you can! You'll need to have a virtualization platform that supports macOS, and by memory, VMWare Workstation does.
