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@foxlet close this.
As a sidenote, ```sudo !!``` will run the last command you ran with ```sudo``` if you are on bash, which it seems like you are.
Where does the PR happen to be?
Don't delete the directory, instead run ```chmod -R 777 /path/to/macOS-Simple-KVM``` where ```/path/to/macOS-Simple-KVM``` is the path to that directory. This will fix the permission issue.
Take a look at [PR#479](https://github.com/foxlet/macOS-Simple-KVM/pull/479) implementing it should make the deprecation note go away. Though as @walker84837 said, the important problem is that you don't have KVM installed/enabled.
If you're on WSL, take a look at this [awesome blog post](https://dev.to/nicole/running-macos-on-windows-10-with-wsl2-kvm-and-qemu-21e1) by nicole on dev.to.
Did you fix this? If so, you should consider closing this issue.
I get the same issue on Debian 12 as well, but I'm running it in an accelarated vm. 
Okay I found a fix and it proves this isn't a waydroid bug. If you `echo $PATH` you'll see that `/sbin` is not in your path, that why waydroid can't...