VirtualBuddy

New in VirtualBuddy 2.1

New Features

• VirtualBuddy can now import macOS virtual machines from UTM; drag a UTM virtual machine file into the VirtualBuddy icon in the Dock or right click a UTM virtual machine file and choose “Open With > VirtualBuddy” ¹
• A new option in macOS virtual machine settings allows enabling or disabling the VirtualBuddyGu...

What's New in VirtualBuddy 2.1 Beta 6

• If a download or installation fails, you can now revisit the installation process to adjust most settings, including OS version selection and virtual machine configuration.
• Enhanced error reporting for failed restore image downloads due to HTTP errors or corrupt restore images during installation.
• Resolved...

What's New in VirtualBuddy 2.1 Beta 5

• If the VirtualBuddy library is on removable storage and the drive isn’t mounted when the app is launched, it will now notify you instead of displaying an empty library. The library will load automatically once the drive is mounted.
• Enhanced user interface for empty or deleted libraries.
• Updated background f...

What's New in VirtualBuddy 2.1 Beta 4

• Refresh Catalog: Use Command+R or the toolbar refresh button to reload the OS version catalog without caching. This is handy for viewing the latest OS releases.
• If you try to quit VirtualBuddy while virtual machines are running, a confirmation dialog will appear. This allows you to shut down your machines properly before...

What's New in VirtualBuddy 2.1 Beta 3

• Redesigned settings screen.
• ASIF disk image format is now the default on macOS 26 hosts. If you prefer, you can switch back to raw disk images in settings.
• New option in macOS virtual machine settings to enable or disable mounting of the VirtualBuddy guest app disk image.
• VirtualBuddy now ensu...