Apple has approved UTM SE: Retro PC Emulator for the iOS App Store. With this emulator, it becomes possible to run Windows, macOS, or Linux directly on your iOS or iPadOS devices. The emulator can emulate x86, PowerPC, and RISC-V processors.

Developer Turing Software has news. It was announced via a post on X.This shows that the emulator will also be available soon via AltStore PAL. The team behind this app store is also said to have been involved in the development of UTM SE.

The UTM:SE: Retro PC Emulator product page shows that the application can currently emulate x86, PPC, and RISC-V chips, and supports VGA mode and Pre-created virtual machines Supports. Users can also create their own virtual machine. The emulator is based on the open source software QEMU and does not support just-in-time compilation. The developer was in June Message on X It was published stating that Apple had rejected the emulator app. The developer also felt that the app experience was also “substandard” and had no further plans to continue developing it. According to The Verge It is the first PC emulator for the iOS App Store.

to update1:00 PM: Missing information – regarding instant assembly – added to the article. Thanks to Flores4970.