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ArkiFuse is a free (GPL v2+) ZX Spectrum emulator based on FUSE Spectrum emulator (https://sourceforge.net/projects/fuse-emulator/).
ArkiFuse contains some additional modifications and fixes, which have not been accepted or merged (yet) into the original FUSE project.
See "Files" tab for download options of distribution files. Individual modifications/features can be tested with separately built distribution file(s) or ..
- Nightly build of (Fuse) master, without mods - ...
virtualcontrol is a configuration and monitoring tool for QEMU/KVM instances on a linux box. virtualcontrol primarily uses the KVM command line tools to do its job. Apart from trivial functions like starting and stopping virtual machines, virtualcontrol also allows freezing/thawing virtual machines (snapshot including memory dump), KVM machine migration and advanced storage functions like HA and dedicated storage solutions (OpenSANd).
This is a controlling GUI for the emulator "qemu". It is not for configuring devices or starting qemu, no it's for changing media, reset the vm, and so on at runtime. You can start it out of your favorite configuring GUI like you would do with qem
Raddle is a network emulation framework. It is particularly useful when
testing network management systems or teaching people to use them.
Raddle supports ping, SNMP, traceroute, and other protocols.
A toy Perl/Tk program that allows to have other Perl programs installed on it, basically a mini OS. It has a Start menu and a Desktop to open the programs. More features on the 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.
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NEmu is an emulator/simulator for exploring computer architecture. It
provides a virtual machine, a debugger, and simulations of various cpus
and hardware. NEmu is built on top of ALib, my own application framework.
A perl/Gtk2 GUI for VNUML (http://www.dit.upm.es/vnuml/). This GUI will let you quick prototype your VNUML topology by graphically placing, linking and editing network elements, reading/writing VNUML files and run your simulation right from the GUI.
This tool is a user-mode-linux start-stop perl scripts, which with you can start (or stop) a certain number of uml kernel, giving certain parameters on cmdline (ips, hostname, ...) and let's It automagically does all.
The Network Simulation Environment (NOSE) has the capability to virtually create complex networks including different types of operation systems very cost-efficient on a single computer.
A small, portable, intuitive, shell like environment for web site administration.
It is not a file manager, but an interface for users who are accustomed to the Unix shell and prefer to make the basic routines using the commands they are used to.