One of the coolest power-user Mac features of the Apple Silicon era is Apple';s Virtualization framework. Normally the purview of paid software like Parallels Desktop or VMWare Fusion, virtualization lets you run multiple operating systems on one Mac at
the same time, which is useful for anyone who wants to run Linux on top of macOS, test an app they';re developing in different versions of macOS, or take a look at the latest macOS Ventura beta without risking their main install.
Apple's documentation and sample projects provide everything you need to get a simple VM up and running with no additional software required. Still, some independent developers have built simple, free apps on top of the Virtualization framework that
provides a GUI for customizing settings and juggling multiple guest OSes.
A very useful feature, especially for developers.
https://www.osnews.com/story/135145/apples-virtualization-framework-is-a-great-free-way-to-test-new-macos-betas/
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