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Does this allow for a docker image to be run inside a browser tab?

• pas 7y ago
  Naturally. With this and a bit of hacking: https://bellard.org/jslinux/ https://bellard.org/jslinux/
  • ph0rque 7y ago
    Forgive my lack of technical depth, but is it actually running client-side, in the memory allocated to my newly-opened browser tab, or on bellard.org's server and syncing the input/output to my browser?
    • wazoox 7y ago
      It's a real VM running in your browser, in Javascript.
    • cbluth 7y ago
      Technical depth? Did you click the link? > Run Linux or other Operating Systems in your browser! It runs in your browser. If you clicked the link you would also see demo links that run in your browser.
      • pas 7y ago
        No need to be abrasive, many companies offer things "in your browser" yet they merely send you the frontend and instruct your browser to connect to their backend. Such as gaming SaaS thingies.
    • lioeters 7y ago
      The virtual machine (emulated CPU, devices) and the OS are running fully client-side: https://bellard.org/jslinux/tech.html https://bellard.org/jslinux/tech.html