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1.trycua / cua

Scale computer-use 2.0 with open-source drivers, cross-OS sandboxes, and benchmarks for training, evaluation, and data generation.

apple
cua
lume
macos
virtualization
virtualization-framework
+12 more

Rust MIT32K total2.4K forks

+11,022 stars

from 20,716 · score 9.31

2.dockur / windows

Windows inside a Docker container.

docker
docker-container
windows
windows-virtual-machines
windows-virtual-desktop
windows-virtual-machine
+2 more

Shell MIT54K total5.1K forks

+1,595 stars

from 52,493 · score 7.38

3.winboat-org / winboat

Run Windows apps on 🐧 Linux with ✨ seamless integration

docker
docker-compose
linux
rdp
virtualization
windows

TypeScript MIT23K total761 forks

+1,378 stars

from 21,951 · score 7.23

4.abiosoft / colima

Container runtimes on macOS (and Linux) with minimal setup

docker
docker-compose
kubernetes
containers
macos
k8s
+6 more

Go MIT32K total637 forks

+1,365 stars

from 30,161 · score 7.22

5.quickemu-project / quickemu

Quickly create and run optimised Windows, macOS and Linux virtual machines

qemu
kvm
virtio
linux
macos
efi
+9 more

Shell MIT17K total762 forks

+1,364 stars

from 15,273 · score 7.22

6.microsoft / WSL

Windows Subsystem for Linux

C++MIT34K total1.9K forks

+1,155 stars

from 33,144 · score 7.05

7.dockur / macos

macOS inside a Docker container.

docker
docker-container
mac
macos
macos-virtual-machine
macos-vm
+4 more

Shell MIT22K total1.1K forks

+511 stars

from 21,205 · score 6.24

8.microvm-nix / microvm.nix

NixOS MicroVMs

nix
nixos
microvm
microvms
flakes
flake
+7 more

Nix MIT3.1K total242 forks

+254 stars

from 2,805 · score 5.54

9.hashicorp / vagrant

Vagrant is a tool for building and distributing development environments.

vagrant
ruby
automation
virtualization

Ruby MIT27K total4.5K forks

+93 stars

from 27,126 · score 4.54

10.tteck / ProxmoxArchived

Proxmox VE Helper-Scripts

proxmox
home-assistant
scripts
lxc
home-automation
vm
+2 more

Shell MIT15K total2.5K forks

+37 stars

from 15,110 · score 3.64

11.nanovms / ops

ops - build and run nanos unikernels

unikernels
devops
microservice
serverless
edge-computing
virtualization
+6 more

Go MIT1.5K total153 forks

+20 stars

from 1,506 · score 3.04

12.Mic92 / nixos-shell

Spawns lightweight nixos vms in a shell

build-with-buildbot

Nix MIT923 total49 forks

+17 stars

from 906 · score 2.89

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