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Run MacOS Software On Linux Using Darling
Run MacOS Software On Linux Using Darling - OSTechNix.
Darling is a translation layer that allows us to run macOS applications on Linux. Darling emulates a complete Darwin environment in Linux.
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davearonson
Hmmm, so would this work on Linux Subsystem for Windows? Wondering how soon we can complete the circle. 
OvermindDL1
Heh, it’s not really “that” capable though, the mac ecosystem is a bit borked in ways that makes it hard to emulate it well, but it works ‘well enough’ that you can cross compile painfully using it.
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