Open Source Unix Shell Emulators for Linux

Lakka is a lightweight Linux distribution that transforms a small computer into a full-blown emulation console. Built on top of the famous RetroArch emulator, Lakka is able to emulate a large range of hardware and has some useful features such as Braid-like rewinding, joypad hotplug, and video streaming. Lakka is easy to set up and use. Once installed on your SD card, you just have to put your ROM on the card, plug your joypad, and enjoy your favorite old games. We also support PS3 and XBox360 controllers so you don't have to buy new ones. We try our best to keep the hardware required to run Lakka as cheap as possible. The software is optimized to run fast even on low-end computers. The power can be supplied by any micro USB adapter like the one for your smartphone.

Be warned this project was discontinued in 2013 and has not been updated in years.

DMG Automounter is a nautilus script that enables any distribution of Linux to mount a Mac OS X .dmg file (but not install it, since that would require the Mac OS X APIs which are closed source). README has entire install instructions. PLEASE DONATE!

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.

IEs 4 Linux installs Microsoft Internet Explorer 6, 5.5 and 5.0 on Linux using Wine without any click

Console application to mount ISO images as virtual CD drives.

A KDE (QT3) front-end for QEmu cpu emulator. QEMU is a FAST! processor emulator using dynamic translation to achieve good emulation speed. KQEMU makes it easier to launch QEmu directly or create scripts for easy launching of QEmu environments.

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

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

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.

EMUFE (Extensible, Multi-emUlator Front End) This is a Front end system for any emulator. This front end runs in full-screen Kiosk tmode rather than a GUI. It was designed to run cleanly from CD-Roms (both LiveCDs and ordinary CDs)

PW32 is primarily C runtime library for Win32 aiming to POSIX compliance. Its main concerns are effeciency and support even for low-end Win9x systems. LGPL. Also, PW32 is collection of ported software, aiming to be GNU (etc.) distribution for Win32.