Windows · Desktop UI Simulator
Windows XP
Explore an XP-style desktop with a working Notepad, Start menu and familiar application windows.
Available · No accountExplore Windows, Linux, Unix-like systems, and classic operating systems through interactive browser-based experiences.
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Explore an XP-style desktop with a working Notepad, Start menu and familiar application windows.
Available · No accountExplore a Windows 10-style desktop with Notepad, Settings and a searchable Start menu.
Available · No accountExplore a compact Linux shell running inside browser-based x86 emulation.
Available · No accountExplore the FreeBSD 12.0 shell and learn the layout of a BSD operating system.
Available · No accountExplore an OpenBSD 6.6 shell in an isolated browser-emulated machine.
Available · No accountExplore the Arch Linux 32 shell and inspect a real Linux filesystem in your browser.
Available · No accountExplore a lightweight Alpine Linux console running through JSLinux x86-64 emulation.
Available · No accountA Browser Emulator runs an operating system inside emulated hardware. A Desktop UI Simulator recreates familiar windows and menus; it cannot run arbitrary native applications. Each detail page explains the difference and the tested features.
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Many archived systems work best with a desktop keyboard and mouse. Initial downloads and boot time depend on your device and connection.