Running macOS 13 on Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)

Running macOS on Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is an interesting idea, but currently, WSL does not officially support running macOS as a full operating system. However, you can use virtualization tools like QEMU and some other components to achieve this

[impeccableninja]

For those who whave the smae issue with mine on modprove, you can use sudo kvm-ok and then sudo uname -a and then retry modrpobe

[meetsoneji]

this seems way better than Virtual Box. I tried Installing MacOS few times in the past using Virtual Box and it would always stay in boot loop until I gave only 1 core which would be very slow. After that I would get into the recovery mode but it kept refusing to install MacOS on my system.
I love WSL2 and this method seems much better, I will try it out in the future. Thanks

[impeccableninja]

I am creating on C disk, so, it won't delete all my files? Also my C is 256GB, and setting 250GB isn't weird or is this just to lie?

[impeccableninja]

I did step by step but at sudo modprobe kvm; echo 1 | sudo tee didn't get success!
It says: modprobe: FATAL: Module kvm not found in directory
tee: No such file or directory
1

[mphakwamauwane]

So graphic acceleration does not work?

[commentary]

Not sure why, but after installing it, it doesn't show the drive name you'd have set and installed Mac OS on for me. It's really weird

[DarrenPilot]

Does anyone know why it reccomends number 6 (Ventura) and not the newest one 7 (Sonoma?)