I heard about Veertu on a recent British Tech Network Mac podcast and have been tinkering with it on and off since.
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From their website: -
• Run Windows and Linux on your Mac.
• Fast, light and secure.
• The only virtualization solution approved by Apple App Store.
The free-to-use version only allows one to create VMs by downloading the "raw" ISOs from the internet: -
Therefore, I chose to download/install CentOS Linux.
One thing that caught me out was that, having chosen a minimal installation, I found that when I logged in, I was unable to get access to the most basic commands, specifically ifconfig.
As ever, a quick Google search took me here: -
which had me use: -
yum install net-tools
to install the net-tools package, which includes ifconfig, from the public CentOS mirror.
Of course, had my VM not had network connectivity ……
:-)
I'll continue to tinker and post back in due course ….