JSLinux
bellard.org/jslinuxJSLinux runs Linux and other operating systems in a browser through emulated systems.
Looking for something like Virtual OS Museum? Here are 6 alternatives, ranked by how closely they match it on purpose, features and platforms. Of these, 1 are free or have a free plan and 2 are open source.
The Virtual OS Museum collects preinstalled operating systems in a Linux virtual machine with launchers for Windows and Linux.
| # | Alternative | Pricing | Open source | Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | JSLinux | — | Not stated | Linux, Web, Windows |
| 2 | InfiniteMac | — | Not stated | macOS, Web, Windows |
| 3 | QEMU | — | Not stated | Linux, Web |
| 4 | OSBoxes | Free | Not stated | Linux, Web |
| 5 | Wsl | — | Yes | Linux, Windows |
| 6 | Virtualbox | — | Yes | — |
JSLinux runs Linux and other operating systems in a browser through emulated systems.
Infinite Mac runs classic Mac operating systems and software in a browser-based interactive environment.
QEMU emulates and virtualizes systems, including full operating systems and individual programs across architectures.
OSBoxes offers virtual machine images for use with VirtualBox and VMware.
Windows Subsystem for Linux lets users run Linux environments within the Windows operating system.
This GitHub repository contains source code for Oracle VirtualBox and its virtual machine software.
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