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Emulator
Websites and tools tagged “emulator”.
touchHLE runs a high-level emulation of apps built for early iPhone operating systems.
Genymotion Desktop runs Android emulators on Windows and macOS, with builds for Intel and Apple Silicon computers.
NoxPlayer runs Android apps and mobile games on PC and Mac, according to its product page.
LazyPy simulates text to speech playback using a StreamElements style interface.
TermOne Plus provides a terminal emulator for Android, with documentation and release information on its project site.
MEmu Play is an Android emulator for playing mobile games on a computer.
Limbo runs QEMU-based virtual machines on Android and supports x86, ARM, PowerPC, and SPARC architectures.
WezTerm provides terminal emulation and multiplexing across platforms, according to its project page.
WSABuilds provides builds for running Windows Subsystem for Android on Windows 10 and 11.
Mintty provides a terminal emulator for Cygwin, MSYS, MSYS2, WSL, and related projects.
Inferno provides a device emulator project targeting Apple Silicon hardware.
Furnace supports multi-system chiptune tracking and compatibility with DefleMask modules, according to its repository description.
EmuReady is a community platform for tracking compatibility between emulators and different devices.
x360ce emulates an Xbox 360 controller so other controllers can work with supported PC games.
Ghostty offers a terminal emulator with a native interface and GPU acceleration, according to its repository description.
Ghostty offers a cross-platform terminal emulator with native platform interfaces.















