The last friendly version isn’t made with Catalina in mind and that means that you’ll deal with a nagging issue of being shown a black screen instead of the contents of your VM. If you’re running macOS Catalina and above, you’ll need to do a few more things # First-time launch, this will require user interaction # Grant all the relevant Kext permissions and you should be golden on that front
# Copy over the app bundle to /Applicationsĭitto /Volumes/VMware \ Fusion/VMware \ Fusion.app /Applications/VMware \ Fusion.app # Download VMWare Fusion directly from VMWare, no need to login In case you don’t have it, the last Hackintosh-friendly version of VMWare Fusion is 10.1.3, Fusion 11 onwards rely on amework and you’re running an AMD system so… yeah… Jawa’s answer to “Is it possible to run VMware Fusion in the background to hide the windows and icons it produces?” on the Ask Different Stack Exchange.“docker-machine-driver-vmware: A Docker machine driver for VMware Fusion and Workstation” on Github.
Master p’s answer to “Cannot connect to the Docker daemon on macOS” on StackOverflow (for those few times that docker-machine env default remains stuck).Docker and Docker Compose on AMD OSX Hackintosh via Docker Machine by slykar on Github Gist, the original guide that helped me out.mmoorman12’s reply to “macOS Catalina issue ” on the VMWare Technology Network.VMWare Fusion 10.1.3 - VMWare Customer Connect / Download (a direct download link to the last working version of VMWare Fusion).I’ve never really been an adopter of the container mindset, mostly because I didn’t really find a need for it in my use cases and Docker giving me a big fat Environment Error means I couldn’t really be arsed with using it, Virtualbox worked, but it was still Virtualbox and for some reason I’ve had jittery experiences with it, so I decided to use VMWare Fusion.Įxisting guides more or less were useful till they weren’t, that prompted me to write mine Additional Resources ⌗ (Also, if anyone from HashiCorp is reading this, however unlikely it may be, just want you to give y’all a big thanks for extending the proverbial olive branch! 😊, great job guys!) The plugin source code is now on Github so check that out if you use Vagrant.
But if you’re already a Docker user, read ahead (or just use the TL DR) license.lic, so this guide probably won’t be of much use if you’re just starting out and get to pick between Docker and Vagrant, pick Vagrant. This was something I worked on a few months ago, back before HashiCorp announced the open-sourcing of Vagrant’s VMWare Plugin as it required a license earlier that needed to be registered using vagrant plugin license vagrant-vmware-desktop.
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