This video documents the quote-on-quote ‘adventure’ I went on to try to set up and use a virtual machine (VM) running the Apple macOS operating system (OS) to use an application called Curve from 6th January 2024 to 20th February 2024.
In other words, watch a beginner in setting up and using virtual machines (VMs) try his hand at setting up and using a virtual machine running the Apple macOS operating system (OS) and seeing if he can use an application that is / was exclusive to the Apple App Store called Curve to do some drawing.
Video Editor: Yat Fung Nathan Ng (Nathan Ng)
Music: ‘IT-B’, ‘You Can Lose’, and ‘Admire You’ by Nathan Ng
Sound effects (SFX):
“Success Fanfare Trumpets” by FunWithSound. (Full reference appears in this video.)
Note for Music: Apparently, YouTube needs me to record a 30-second video of myself on my phone and send that to the company before I can attach external links.
Feel free to search for Hey! It’s Nath on YouTube instead. Look out for a beige circle with orange and blue text.
References:
The list of references below contains some of the weblinks which provided help to me.
If I suddenly remember watching or reading something I forgot to add to this list, I may add said link to this list. I hope this video and these references help.
Instructional references:
Installing macOS Sonoma (written instructions):
Installing macOS Sonoma on VMware Workstation (video instructions)*:
Expanding the VM’s virtual hard disk on macOS (video):
The software I used (If these links violate YouTube’s Terms of Service, sorry YouTube):
An ‘Unlocker’ for VMware Workstation Pro. VMware officially supports Windows and Linux operating systems. Use at your own risk:
An ISO file which contains the macOS operating system:
VMware Workstation Pro (You might need to create an account first things first.):
*Although the user uses VMware Workstation Player instead of VMware Workstation Pro (which I used), this video might have worked for me. I cannot remember which video on YouTube I watched that worked for me AND cannot remember whether a video or bundles of paragraphs on a website helped me get macOS Sonoma up and running, but I will go with the video I linked above.
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