It isn’t Parallels 18 as such that helps that. It’s a generic characteristic in Home windows 11 for ARM.

It really works in precept just like how Rosetta 2 on the Mac works. Though with a unique set of limitations, and a barely completely different efficiency profile.

For Linux you can not use Microsoft’s software program for operating Intel packages on ARM. Nonetheless, Apple has made their Rosetta 2 software program out there for operating Intel packages inside Linux on Mac {hardware}.

Observe that this nonetheless requires you to put in an ARM model of Linux, however it is possible for you to to run your Intel Linux packages on that system. Much like how you may have put in Home windows 11 for ARM that’s able to operating Intel softare.

So far as I do know, Parallels have not made the method of utilizing Rosetta 2 inside Linux inside Parallels tremendous consumer pleasant but – however it should most likely come quickly.

For now you need to use Apple’s generic directions right here:

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/virtualization/running_intel_binaries_in_linux_vms_with_rosetta

And you will discover useful software program (doesn’t require Parallels) to get it working in follow right here:

https://github.com/diddledani/macOS-Linux-VM-with-Rosetta