Built a funtional linux VM+ Emulator that can run on the browser and load linux distros or custom kernels built in rust

U can try out linux.jribo.kiwi, a virtual machine that runs entirely in your browser with network support over WebTransport and Quic protocols 🚀

U can now run a VM on node and browser simply by running npx virtual-machine run github.com/elribonazo/ris… also add "--net_webtransport url" and "--net-cert-hash" to enable a virtual network device to give the VM access to internet over http3🚀 WebTransport and Quic 🚀

Added a bunch of improvements to linux.jribo.kiwi, F+ crazy. 1. Javascript runtime 2. System Packages os:fs, os:sys, os:net 3. Filesystem, cat, ls, cd, pwd Kernel can now run Javascript scripts natively, only around 4MB still in decent size

🚀 MASSIVE leap forward for BAVY! We’ve just unlocked the full potential of linux.jribo.kiwi. The virtual machine now supports Multithreading everywhere—Native, Web, & Node.js! 🌐⚡ What’s new: ✅ QEMU Compatible + RISC-V Compliant ✅ Havy OS introduced ✅ Scripting: JS ➡️

Being disruptive, x.com/elribonazo/sta… Open a TCP port on a browser, serve content to another VM also running in the browser. Video shows "works" transmitted on port 30 from the other machine, chill, we will soon have a compliant http server bundled in the OS

Jeff Lindsay uses webTransport for TCP socket relaying? I've built linux.jribo.kiwi a rust riscv VM and Operating system, runs everywhere, including browser and is able to do TCP and UDP over WebTransport and QUIC, just curious. Has a bunch of built-in improvements: * Multi threading

linux.jribo.kiwi Run an entire Linux inspired OS in your browser with Risc-V architecture and hardware emulation, full network support and parallel processing through Workers! Full TCP/UDP support, Touch Screen device Bunch of improvements to the virtual machine: 1.

🚀 Breaking: My RISC-V VM just got a MASSIVE 4x speed boost! Run full Linux kernels in your BROWSER with multi-CPU emulation, GPU accel, virtual GUI/desktop, TCP/IP networking, and even a built-in web server. All open-source & FREE to tinker with—no install needed! Launch a full