Linux in Browser
Run a real Linux system entirely in your browser — no installation, no sign-up, and nothing you type ever leaves your device.
Linux in Browser — Debian 12 BetaBoot a real Debian 12 (bookworm) x86 system with a full terminal — vim, git, curl, python3 and htop — emulated in WebAssembly.
Ubuntu 24.04 — Command Line BetaA true x86-64 Ubuntu 24.04 userland on the v86_64 fork, with a full working terminal and adjustable RAM.
Ubuntu 24.04 — Desktop GUI BetaA full Ubuntu desktop with a graphical interface, running entirely inside your browser.
Browser TerminalA lightweight in-browser shell with command history and instant dev utilities — hashing, Base64, timestamps and UUIDs.
How these work
Each environment boots a genuine Linux kernel and disk image using v86, an x86 emulator that runs in WebAssembly. You get a real operating system — not a simulation of one — with a working shell, package manager and the usual command-line tools.
Because everything runs on your own machine, nothing you type ever leaves your device. The first boot downloads the disk image in chunks and caches it in your browser, so return visits start faster.
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