
Virtual OS Museum archives decades of operating systems in the browser
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A developer has built an interactive archive of operating systems spanning from early mainframes to modern variants, letting users boot and explore them directly online. It's a working reference for computing history and a technical feat in emulation—useful for anyone curious about how operating systems evolved or wanting to understand legacy systems.
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