Start Linux
Press Start Linux. The first time it downloads about 10 MB once; after that it boots straight from your browser.
This Linux terminal online boots a real Linux kernel in an emulated PC in your tab, so you can practise commands, test a shell script or learn the basics.
No account, no server to rent, nothing to install: press Start Linux and type.
Press Start Linux. The first time it downloads about 10 MB once; after that it boots straight from your browser.
Click the screen and type as root, or open the Terminal panel to paste a command and copy its output.
Save the state to pick up where you left off, and move files in and out through /mnt/shared in the Files panel.
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$1 in free credits for eligible new accounts. No card needed. Generators have separate account and credit requirements. The PC emulator is free.
Yes. It is free with no sign-up. A real Linux 6.19 kernel with BusyBox boots on an emulated x86 PC inside your browser tab, so commands behave as they would on a small Linux machine.
The BusyBox tools (ls, cat, grep, sed, awk, find, vi, top, tar and many more), plus nano, htop, Lua and MicroPython: plenty for practising the shell and writing scripts.
Yes. The Terminal panel is a second shell: paste commands with Ctrl+V and select text to copy the output. Full-screen programs such as nano work best on the main screen.
Yes. The machine lives only in this tab, so even a command that wipes the disk only breaks the emulated system. Reload the page and start Linux again for a fresh one.
No. Files you add stay on your device, and a saved state is kept in your browser's storage.
Real root shell · Paste and copy commands · Files in and out