Start Linux
Press Start Linux. The first time it downloads about 10 MB once; then it boots straight from your browser.
Practise shell commands, try a script or show someone how Linux works — on a real Linux kernel running in an emulated PC in this tab.
No account, no virtual machine to set up, nothing to install.
Press Start Linux. The first time it downloads about 10 MB once; then it boots straight from your browser.
Click the screen and type commands as root, or use the Terminal panel to paste commands and copy their output.
Add files to /mnt/shared from the Files panel, and download whatever you copy there. Save the state to continue later.
Create images, videos and 3D models from a short prompt with WaveSpeed AI.
Design a retro-style cover, icon or pixel-art scene for your project.
Turn a screenshot or an idea into a short animated clip.
Make a 3D model of a vintage computer or a game character.
$1 in free credits for eligible new accounts. No card needed. Generators have separate account and credit requirements. The PC emulator is free.
Yes. This free Linux emulator boots a real Linux 6.19 kernel with BusyBox on an emulated x86 PC in your browser tab, so commands behave as they would on a small Linux machine.
The BusyBox tools (ls, grep, sed, awk, vi, top, tar and many more), nano, htop, Lua and MicroPython — plenty for practising the shell, writing scripts and learning Linux.
No. There is no virtual machine to set up and no sign-up: press Start Linux and you get a root shell in seconds. Files you add stay on your device.
Save state stores the whole machine in your browser, and Resume saved brings it back. You can also download files from /mnt/shared.
Boots in seconds · Files in and out · Serial terminal