In Desktop Virtualization we can use multiple Operating Systems on a single computer including Windows, Linux, Mac, and more. One is physical and the others are virtual which acts as like original OS. So, it’s like two or more computers in one PC. And desktop Virtualization allows you to run two or more OS (Operating Systems) using only one PC. Virtualization is indeed the process of creating a virtual rather than an actual copy of something and is so similar to the original.

If you want to give it a try then follow the step by step guides on how to install macOS Big Sur on VirtualBox on Windows. Since beta versions are not the final version and it will have crashes or error, hence the best way to try it is installing virtually.

If you want to try the betas, we suggest you installing it on a secondary device, or even you can try it installing virtually on your Windows PC.

You can participate at the to try the beta version and give your feedback and opinion as a developer member about the macOS Big Sur. macOS Big Sur Beta version is available on the internet for the developers and the DMG version will replace macOS 10.15 Catalina this fall.

Recently at WWDC 20, Apple released the new macOS called macOS Big Sur with many new features and updates to the new version.

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