Open Source Virtual Machine Software - Page 5

Welcome! This project provides virtual machines for qcow2 for several free and/or open-source operating systems, such as GNU/Linux for testing, security and/or entertainment purposes. In most cases, we've done a minimal setup, to let you alter the images to your own needs and learn how to use the operating systems. We will try to provide instructions for key tasks (for example, installing Guest Additions) for each image. Updates on new images and problems will be provided in the News page. We would like you to subscribe to our newsfeed or follow us by by e-mail, either. We hope you enjoy your stay.

Infinity saves time and money by providing users with a virtual infrastructure without the need to buy and manage dedicated hardware. The Infinity virtualization platform gives users centralized management of their virtual machines (VMs), but unlike traditional virtualization solutions, Hosts running VMs can be any computer. Computer workstations and servers which are running Windows, Mac, Linux, BSD, Unix or no OS at all can be used to host VMs alongside their current applications. VMs can be run locally on workstations or they can be run on other Hosts and accessed remotely with the click of a mouse. VMs can be cloned, shared and teleported between Hosts in seconds. Using infinity can be as simple as plugging in an Infinity server, running the Infinity server in a VM, or booting a USB drive with Infinity installed on it. Then boot other computers from the network to run what ever you need. Installation details at http://www.techsologic.com/installing-infinity.php

The fast x86 PC emulator in 100% pure Java

32-Bit Ubuntu 10.04 LTS Image for virtual machines, designed for the speed-to-fritz project. Image should run in VirtualBox or VMware

Kernel Emulation on Windows allows you to run x86 Linux native binaries under MS-Windows. No recompiling is required. The goal is to be able to run your favorite distro without dual-booting or using emulation products such as Vmware, Qemu or coLinux

LiveView is a forensics tool that creates a VMware virtual machine out of a raw (dd-style) disk image. This allows an examiner to "boot up" the image and gain an interactive, user-level perspective of the environment, all without modifying the imag

Es un Front end para qemu derivada de qemu-launcher la idea es continuar el projecto y portarlo tambien para windows debido a que qemu-manager de windows ha dejado de ser actualizado y ha quedado obsoleto

SableVM is a clean-room, highly portable and efficient Java virtual machine. Its goals are to be reasonably small, fast, and compliant with the various specifications (JVM specification, JNI, invocation interface, etc.).

VulnOS are a series of deliberately vulnerable operating systems packed as virtual machines to teach Offensive IT Security and to enhance penetration testing skills. For educational purposes!

ZLR is a Z-Machine interpreter designed to run modern interactive fiction games.

ForceBasic - This is programming language for development software. Selecting unit library you can write program for some operation system. ForceBasic compiler can build crosspatform code, who executing with help virtual machine.

nano VM - a small virtual machine with compiler and assembler. features: file I/O, TCP/IP sockets, GUI & sound server, JIT-compiler (x86). platforms: Amiga 68k, AROS, Linux, Windows, Android

The repository of the binaries for Windows of Parrot (Perl6 VM). The Parrot speaks your language but lives on http://www.parrot.org/

Ubuntu (64 bit) OVA, VDI VBoxGuestAdditions: Installed Password: passwort virtual-ubuntu powered by juergenrohn

SimDK is a VMware vSphere4 simulator which provides vSphere4 API-compatibility for official vSphere4 clients and other applications built using the vSphere4 SDK.

Apple IIe emulator for Palm OS. Appalm uses uses certain techniques to improve performance which subvert some of the standard protection mechanisms of Palm OS. Appalm should not be used on machines with important data.

This application is intended to make a diff files for the backup purposes. Imagine that you have a VM with 10GB vmdk file that you backup every day. So, you need to keep 100GB (let say 60GB with compression) for 10 days. However from those 10GB file only ~500MB is daily changed and you can shrink your backup storage to 15GB, if you keep only the daily difference. The BinDiff makes this job for you. Initially you make a full copy of vmfk file (let's say every month or two). That time you also make a hash file to track the block changes. You keep the hash file (which is small enough) and every day make a differential file from vmdk file that you keep on the backup storage. Profit! For the recovery BinDiff merges the latest available diff file with the initial vmdk file and gives you the full vmdk on that day. You can also make/check md5 checksums if necessary. Note that BinDiff tracks 4kB block changes only (VMware vmdk does it and HyperV I guess too).

A pre-configured Kali Linux virtual machine designed for Open Source Intelligence investigations, including essential tools for reconnaissance, social media research, metadata analysis, and reporting, with privacy and cleanup adjustments applied

Pika is a fast, lightweight, dynamic multi-paradigm programming language. Its list of features includes: First Class Functions, Closures, Lexical Scoping, Optimized Tail Calls, Classes, Cooperative threads, Packages, Properties and Exceptions.

A multi-ISA "assembly debugger" with graphical and terminal frontends. Currently sporting LC-3, Georgia Tech's LC-2200, and brain*. MIPS support is in the making, to compete with SPIM. (Windows, Linux, MacOSX; LC-3 simulator and LC-2200 simulator)

Symbolic is an OpenSource Enterprise Platform designed to build, configure and manage your huge and global distributed data centers. Based on the best open source frameworks, represents the solution for a centralized datacenter management platforms.

VDI Studio is a free editor for VirtualBox disk image files.

The Virtual Motherboard provides a specification of a TCP/IP based system bus, a motherboard simulator implementing this specifaction, and a collection of reusable device simulators. It is the perfect start to build new custom hardware simulators.

This is a version of YAE Apple II emulator release under GPL.

HaikuVM has been started for hobbyists who develop applications for ARDUINO to open the world of JAVA and leJOS. Yes, you can program an ARDUINO with JAVA! HaikuVM is so small that it even runs on an atmega8 (and the ASURO robot). And yes, you can program an ASURO robot with JAVA! And since version 1.4.0 the RCX lego brick.