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Real Linux VM Beta

A genuine Linux kernel booting entirely in your browser via WebAssembly — not a simulation. Every command really runs. Nothing persists between sessions, and there's no real network access, so it's completely safe to experiment in.

linux-vm (WebAssembly)

Boot a real Linux machine

This downloads a small Linux kernel and root filesystem (~38MB, one time per start) and runs it with a CPU emulator entirely on your device — no server involved. First boot takes 10-20 seconds. There's no persistent storage or real network access inside the VM, so anything you do resets when you leave or restart it.

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Heads up: this VM runs a minimal BusyBox-based Linux, which uses its own traditional command names instead of the GNU ones you may be used to. A few common swaps: vim → vi, useradd/userdel → adduser/deluser, groupadd/groupdel → addgroup/delgroup. Everything else — passwd, su, git, curl, awk, and more — works under its usual name. Run busybox --list inside the VM to see everything available.