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A Javascript PC Emulator

August 3, 2012 No Comments emulator, javascript, tools / utilities

I came across a PC Emulator that can be run in the browsers using Javascript technology. The OS emulated is Linux. If you type ‘uname -a’ , you will get the following.

Linux (none) 2.6.20 #12 Wed Jan 11 01:11:20 CET 2012 i586 GNU/Linux

The URL is http://bellard.org/jslinux/ and as the technical notes say, it is written mainly using Javascript. The virtual machine stays in the client’s browser. Nothing will be sent back to the server.

jslinux1 A Javascript PC Emulator emulator javascript tools / utilities

Well, I dared triy something that I always wanted to try before, which is ‘rm -rf /’

jslinux2 A Javascript PC Emulator emulator javascript tools / utilities

This can be also used as a benchmark tool for testing Javascript Engines. The technology underneath it must ‘ve been great!

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