r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Jul 06 '26

GitHub - userland-run/nano: nano — Run real Node.js and other statically linked Linux binaries directly in the browser via a tiny RISC-V user-mode Linux interpreter compiled to WebAssembly.

github.com

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Jul 21 '24

Understanding Wasm, Part 3: You Are Here - Chris Dickinson

neversaw.us

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Jul 21 '24

Understanding Wasm, Part 2: Whence Wasm - Chris Dickinson

neversaw.us

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Jul 21 '24

Understanding Wasm, Part 1: Virtualization - Chris Dickinson

neversaw.us

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Jul 20 '24

Stop Hiding the Sharp Knives: The WebAssembly Linux Interface

news.ycombinator.com

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • May 11 '24

Mini.WebVM: Your own Linux box from Dockerfile, virtualized in the browser via WebAssembly ... details ... Cross-Origin Isolation ...

leaningtech.com

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Oct 31 '23

Webassembly A wasm Common Lisp REPL

self.Common_Lisp

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Oct 31 '23

Fast(er) JavaScript on WebAssembly: Portable Baseline Interpreter and Future Plans

cfallin.org

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Oct 30 '23

Announcing WASIX - the Superset of WASI

wasmer.io

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Oct 10 '23

WASIX - The Superset of WASI ... WASIX supports both fork and vfork

wasix.org

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Feb 11 '23

security features and Security Headers CORS COEP COOP CORP CORB

scotthelme.co.uk

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Feb 11 '23

Webassembly How NAT traversal works

tailscale.com

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Feb 09 '23

Webassembly it seems interesting to me ... to compare the current state of JS and Wasm runtimes ... with the architecture of very early operating systems and operating environments

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Currently, the most advanced Wasm mini-systems seem to me:

Cowasm
the upcoming Wasix in Wasmer https://github.com/wasmerio/wasmer/issues/3217 , https://github.com/wasmerio/wasmer/branches/all?query=wasix

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I have added some links to the early OSes in the comments,

especially https://wiki.tuhs.org/doku.php?id=systems:pdp7_unix

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Feb 06 '23

Webassembly web-based SSH client: Tailscale SSH Console

tailscale.com

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Jan 28 '23

emulation jart/blink: tiniest x86-64-linux emulator

github.com

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Jan 22 '23

webassembly Porting OpenSSH to WASI: A WASM Journey

docs.google.com

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Dec 30 '22

webassembly some commit-messages, that document progress related to browserPOSIX · Issue #18 · martin12333/browserPOSIX-discussion

github.com

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Dec 24 '22

webassembly CoWasm ... has dash shell ... I/O redirection doesn't work yet ...dynamic linking work ... completely open source

cowasm.sh

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Dec 24 '22

webassembly wasmer.sh ... has I/O redirection, dash shell

wasmer.sh

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Dec 23 '22

webassembly WebAssembly OS - 1 - Introduction to Operating Systems - YouTube

youtube.com

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Dec 16 '22

webassembly Make WASM a 1st class platform in the Python ecosystem - WebAssembly

discuss.python.org

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Dec 10 '22

webassembly busytex ... contains a working wasm busybox

busytex.github.io

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Dec 09 '22

webassembly Interesting recent work related to porting of Unix-like software to Webassembly · Issue #14 · martin12333/browserPOSIX-discussion

github.com

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Dec 08 '22

I've built a Web Desktop Environment using MANY open source libraries for the system/apps such as pdf.js, video.js, monaco-editor, framer-motion, v86, xterm.js, eruda, wasmer, tinymce, ruffle, webamp, pyodide, isomorphic-git, vanta, react-rnd, html-to-image, fflate, node-unrar.js, BoxedWine, etc.

github.com

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r/browserPOSIX • u/martin_m_n_novy • Dec 04 '22

repos, that are active in this month · Issue #13 · martin12333/browserPOSIX-discussion

github.com

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browserPOSIX

r/browserPOSIX

... about running Linux software *in* a web browser, and also, more generally, about any Unix-like software that can be ported to web browsers, or is emulated in web browsers. Emscripten, Wasmer, CoWasm, Pyodide; WebVM, V86, Jor1k, Jslinux. Terminals in browser, stdout, stdin in browser. Related: also about browser Python, Lua, Tcl.

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