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Does anyone know some work in the opposite direction, that is, running OSX applications with x86 CPUs? I'm seeing a lot of effort with making the Apple's hardware to be universal and run everything else (like Asahi Linux and Rosetta), while I can only imagine how impossible it is becoming to emulate the M1/ARM and run a hackintosh.



https://www.darlinghq.org


What for? There's just Apple software and a few niche things.


Sure. Just reverse the polarity.


> ...while I can only imagine how impossible it is to emulate a hackintosh considering the M1/ARM factor.

Simply not possible. Apple Silicon is ARMv8, but with a number of their own custom extensions on top of it.


They still make Intel macs, right? So it's not impossible.




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