The latest version of VirtualBox does have an entry for Snow Leopard 32-bit and 64-bit. My goal is to ensure continuity of the app as my old iMac currently running 10.6 is dying slowly.

To install macOS in VirtualBox on Windows 11, you need to follow the five-step procedure mentioned in this article to do it successfully.

I'm trying to virtualize Mac OS Leopard and Snow Leopard, both server versions, within Snow Leopard Server and High Sierra. Using VirtualBox, I end up in the EFI shell. Does anyone know the boot ...

Mac OS X Leopard is here. If you placed a pre-order through the Apple Store, your copy should show up sometime this afternoon, though a handful of lucky people seem to have received their copy ...

As for how bad, that will all depend on Snow Leopard: when it will ship, how it will improve Mac OS X security, and how many users will install it.