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Products that do what A Lisp-based in-browser toy operating system does

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An Easy Programming Language That Runs in the Browser▲138
2018 · kabas.online
2AR
A remote browser product, open-sourced▲253
2019 · github.com
3DA
Doogie – A Chromium-Based Browser with Tree-Style Pages▲264
2017 · cretz.github.io
4TA
Toy – A thin C++ game engine▲180
2018 · hugoam.github.io
5AN
A notebook-style Common Lisp environment▲180
2017 · github.com
6AN
A new hobby OS from “scratch” in C#▲310
2017 · github.com
7AE
An experimental, keyboard-first user interface▲263
2020 · emvi.com
8AP
A Python Spider System with Web UI▲159
2014 · github.com
9AT
A tiny web browser implementation with V8 JavaScript engine and Rust▲144
2021 · github.com
10AH
A high-level Lisp configurator for the Ergodox keyboard▲36
2020 · github.com
11AP
A programmable embedded browser written in pure Java▲52
2016 · github.com
12AW
A well-architectured, trivial browser engine▲8
2019 · github.com
13DA
DomTerm – a web-based rich terminal emulator and console▲78
2018 · domterm.org
14AP
A playground for in-browser interpreters▲79
2015 · fatiherikli.github.io
15JO
Javascript operating system▲57
2012 · github.com
16EA
Eel – a simple Python library for making little HTML GUI applications▲201
2018 · github.com
17AE
An experimental Web Browser▲59
2015 · github.com
18XA
xOS – a 32-bit OS for the PC▲115
2016 · github.com
19TB
Task-Based Electron Web Browser▲148
2016 · alloy.simoncaminada.ch
20PA
Possimpible: A Kernel Running on the Browser▲50
2022 · github.com
21LI
Lisp implementation in modern Java, Go, C#, TypeScript, Python▲128
2021 · github.com
22AM
A miniature Linux distro for non-rooted Android devices▲94
2013 · kevinboone.net
23AN
A NES Emulator Written in Emacs Lisp▲10
2019 · github.com
24RA
Runiq, a little Lisp-inspired language that runs on JavaScript▲24
2015 · github.com

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