Fedor Korotkov

Is it the same issue as #84? Default CPU cores for Monterey VMs is 2 where in Ventura they changed it to 4 kind of acknowledging the performance issue.

@ryanbooker have you tried `0.20.0` or later? I wonder if https://github.com/cirruslabs/tart/pull/182 helped since it used the latest Xcode for building.

I ran some [geekbench on my test M1 Mac Mini](https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/compute/compare/5356346?baseline=5356364) and it seems the performance is on parity. I created a Monterey 12.5 VM with the same amount of CPU/Memory...

@testingbot have you had a chance to try Ventura VMs to see if the issue is with the `Virtualization.Freamework` or maybe GPU drivers that were updated in Ventura.

Closing since it doesn't seem like a Tart issue.

Appreciate the effort of putting out `tart` into the official Homebrew repository! I wish you would've create an discussion first though! Two things will not work for Tart here. First,...

Closing it since it's unclear how to support the signing part since it requires private keys from our side. Either the homebrew formula should download prebuilt binaries or we should...

There is this [`pause` method](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/virtualization/vzvirtualmachine/3656824-pause) that we haven't investigated yet. The documentation is pretty vague and I'm not sure how it can preserve RAM (haven't seen any reference to anything...

I guess what we can potentially explore is an option to save the state only for local VM and not push it with `tart push`. In either case the saved...

Tart `1.8.0` release is building now and will be shortly available. It brings support for suspendable macOS virtual machines. Note that both host and guest should be on Sonoma and...