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Remember to back up your VMs before running a beta release of UTM!
Installation
iOS: Visit https://getutm.app/install/ for the most up to date installation instructions. macOS: Download "UTM.dmg" below and copy the contents to your /Applications directory.
Highlights
Multiple display and headless display is now supported for QEMU machines. You can configure 0 or more displays as well as 0 or more builtin terminal consoles. On macOS, a new window will be created for each display and builtin terminal. On iOS, you can create multiple windows (iPad) as well as plug in an external display or AirPlay (iPad or iPhone) and assign outputs to each window.
Ventura updates to Virtualization. macOS Ventura introduces new features to Virtualization.framework that is now integrated into UTM. You can now create GUI Linux VMs with EFI boot. Clipboard sharing and directory sharing now works with macOS Ventura guests. Rosetta x86_64 emulation is supported for Linux VMs on Apple Silicon.
Virtiofs sharing for QEMU. This can be enabled in the VM settings under Sharing. You can mount the tag "share" in the VM. Note that macOS UID are numbered differently than Linux so you may need to set up your guest to have permission to access the shared directory.
Notes
iOS 14 and macOS 11.3 are the new minimum supported systems. Please use UTM v3.x for support down to iOS 11 and macOS 11
The configuration backend has been massively rewritten. Please backup all VMs prior to updating as you will not be able to re-open VMs saved by UTM v4 on older versions of UTM if you decide to downgrade.
Changes (v4.0.2)
Removed "view.plist" for host-specific configuration settings (i.e. bookmarks to removable drives and window options) and replaced it with a new "registry" that is stored outside of the .utm bundle. Old "view.plist" settings and bookmarks will be migrated to the registry on first launch and the file will be deleted from the .utm bundle. For Apple VMs, the bookmarks will no longer be stored in config.plist and the settings will be migrated to the registry as well.
Virtiofs no longer requires SPICE to be enabled (thanks @tie)
Support adding PTTY (macOS only), TCP client, and TCP server serial connections for QEMU machines (address should show up in the home screen) (PTY interface for QEMU backend #3546)
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Remember to back up your VMs before running a beta release of UTM!
Installation
iOS: Visit https://getutm.app/install/ for the most up to date installation instructions.
macOS: Download "UTM.dmg" below and copy the contents to your
/Applications
directory.Highlights
Notes
Changes (v4.0.2)
Changes (v4.0.1)
Changes (v4.0.0)
Issues
Please check the full list on Github and help report any bug you find that is not listed.
Known Issues
This discussion was created from the release v4.0.2 (Beta).
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