App: Mini仮想マシン
Developer: 株式会社Smartソフト
Genres: Developer Tools, Utilities

A sleek, efficient virtual machine app for MacOS that allows you to run Linux and MacOS systems seamlessly within Mac environment. 
Enjoy the ease of running Linux distributions like Debian, Ubuntu, and OpenSUSE, as well as MacOS systems, all with a user-friendly graphical interface.

Leveraging MacOS native virtualization frameworks, MiniVirtual minimizes battery usage and ensures optimal CPU and memory utilization. Enjoy advanced features such as clipboard sharing, folder sharing, and shared internet access, making your virtual experience seamless and intuitive.

MiniVirtual is specifically designed for Macs with M-series chipsets and is compatible only with virtual systems that support the same machine architecture as your Mac.

Feature List:

# Built with Apple's native Virtualization framework, unveiled at WWDC 2022, for low resource usage and maximum efficiency.
# Easily run popular Linux distributions with embedded download links within the app.
# Customize your virtual machine's hardware configuration, including CPU, memory, and storage.
# Share folders: download folder, sandbox folder, and custom-picked folders.
# Shared internet access via NAT network and bridged network (join existing network as a new machine, allowing you to use VM as a server)
# Attach .iso, .dmg, and other disk images to the virtual machine for easy access.
# Run Intel binaries (x86_64) on ARM-based Linux systems using Rosetta.
# Copy and import VM bundles to other machines with MiniVirtual installed.
# Install a virtual machine using a custom .iso file (Note: the virtual system must support the same machine architecture as your Mac).

Features not yet available in the current version:

# USB device mounting is not supported.
# Serial port mounting is not supported.
# Disks cannot be resized once created, but you can add more disks

Disclaimer: MacOS, Ubuntu, Debian, OpenSUSE, Parrot Security, and all other system names belong to their respective owners.

Release notes:
1. (Resolved) Issue with MacOS Virtual Machine window remaining open after system shutdown addressed
2. (Resolved) Bridge network configuration now loads correctly for MacOS Virtual Machine
3. (Enhanced) Included DNS configuration guide for Virtual Machines utilizing NAT network type
Refined user interface design for a better experience