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The Curse of macOS Catalina strikes again as AccountEdge stays 32-bit

SImon Hobson Bronze badge

Can one even dual-boot different MacOS versions?

How many methods would you life ?

Firstly, as long as your hardware supports the OS versions you want, you can install different systems in different disk partitions (and/or on different disks) and dynamically select which one to boot from. That's "built in" and needs nothing extra.

Or, you can use VirtualBox, Parallels, (some others I can't recall), and run one OS as a guest in the other. I have quite a few Parallels VMs for different tasks - even one running DOS, though I forget what I needed that for now.

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