What to Expect in Big Sur Simulator?
The new design of macOS Big Sur is all about a colorful environment to work with when put aside the features added to the macOS itself and Apple apps. Take a look at remarkable updates for yourself if you want to see what to expect before launching the simulator.
If you’re interested in detailed information, you can read all about Big Sur on Apple.
Vibrant Colors made it Vivid from the Beginning
New Launchpad makes it easy to Focus
Control Center: A Handy Place for your Favorite Menus and Controls
Notification Center: Notifications and Widgets in One Place to Interact Easily
Menu Bar: Access made Easy
Safari: Being more Customizable and Privacy Oriented
Messages: Express your Mood with Memojis on Mac
Requirements to Run Big Sur Simulator
There are only simple requirements to run macOS Big Sur simulator on your device.
- This will only run on a computer and will not work on mobile devices. Any operating system including Windows, Linux or macOS can be used to experience the Big Sur simulator.
- As the Big Sur simulator is an online tool, it requires a stable internet connection to run smoothly.
Also you can try our Monterey Simulator and Ventura Simulator if you’re interested.
Capabilities and Limitations
This online simulator is based on macOS Big Sur user interfaces and designed to simulate the features of the Big Sur operating system. However, as this is a simulator, it will not work as a computer or a virtual machine and there are only certain features available.
You can experience the user interfaces and feature updates to macOS interfaces but the features like running software, system configuration will be limited.
These are some of the features that are limited in the Big Sur simulator.
- Xcode
- Terminal
- QuickTime
- AirPlay
- Wifi
- Bluetooth
- Airdrop
FAQs
Can I run Big Sur Simulator on a Windows machine?
Yes. macOS Big Sur simulator supports all the Windows versions from Windows 7 upwards with cross browser compatibility.
How to Run Xcode on Windows with a macOS Simulator?
You can’t run Xcode on Windows with a simulator as it needs both software and hardware support, which is lacking in a simulator.
