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dracxterm puts a real Linux workstation on your Android phone. Open it and a shell is ready to type in. When you want more, the app installs Debian 13 or Kali Linux inside its own storage, and you work the way you would on a laptop. The phone does not need root, there is no account to create, and no companion app to install. A real Linux, inside the app Pick a distro and the app downloads and sets it up for you. Once it is in place you get apt, dpkg, sudo, su and fakeroot, so you can...

...As Windows console window enhancement (local terminal emulator), it presents multiple consoles and simple GUI applications as one customizable tabbed GUI window with various features. Also, due to deep integration, ConEmu is the best companion for Far Manager, my favorite shell replacement. Disclaimer. ConEmu is not a shell, so it does not provide "shell features" like tab-completion, command history and others. But you can run any shell or remote access client of your choice in ConEmu! Try Clink for bash-style completion in cmd.exe and PSReadLine or PowerTab in powershell.exe. Or just run Bash from your favourite distro. ...

Davex is a ProDOS command shell & program launcher for the Apple II family of computers. It offers a *nix-like command interpreter, has intrinsic and extrinsic invokable modules, and serves as a print spooler and general I/O redirector.

OpenXCI is a Xen-based desktop hypervisor. Unlike other desktop hypervisors, it is not targeted at businesses wanting remote provisioning, but rather at individuals who want a high-performance alternative to dual/multi-booting.

Set of tools to set up chroot-based Linux distribution installs on Android devices.

The HeV project offers an open source solution for building “Virtual Private Clouds” with servers that may be indifferently located either within the user organization or dedicated servers offered by many hosting providers.

Automated Analysis and Network Emulation (ANNE) is a sandbox to analyze unknown w32 binaries like malware in a *nix environment in an automated way.

EmuExec is the right answer to make emulation on linux as simple as possible. But it is more than a simple multisystem frontend, you just have to see it by yourself.