Darling - a layer for running software from Mac on Linux

Darling is an innovative project that focuses on providing tools and frameworks for developers who want to run macOS applications in a Linux environment. With Darling, programmers can execute macOS applications on Linux systems, opening up possibilities for diverse software and facilitating the porting of applications between platforms. The project aims to create a compatibility layer that allows running macOS code with minimal modifications. Interestingly, it's not only developers who benefit from this project – users of Linux can also access popular macOS applications, increasing their software options. By offering alternative methods for application functionality, Darling becomes a valuable tool for creativity and innovation in the programming sphere. The team behind the project regularly updates and improves the software to ensure its stability and compatibility with new versions of macOS.