Alternatives

Products that do what OpenGL Capable Linux desktop in the cloud for games or graphics does

1GB
GPU-backed Linux desktops in the cloud▲23
2016 · paperspace.com
2KA
Kitty – A modern, hackable, featureful, OpenGL based terminal emulator▲192
2017 · github.com
3WG
WebGL Games▲83
2015 · webgl.nu
4CG
Cloud GPUs for Deep Learning – At 1/3 the Cost of AWS/GCP▲168
2021 · gpu.land
5WP
WebGL Playground▲89
2014 · jessevdk.github.io
6HC
Hinode – Cloud Linux desktop with a dedicated GPU that auto-pauses▲7
Aug 2026 · hinode.run
7AS
A simple infinite world in WebGL▲181
2016 · erkaman.github.io
8GA
GPemu – A Chrome App to play SNES games▲29
2015 · chrome.google.com
9BA
Booste – a cloud-hosted desktop for developers▲86
2019 · devs.booste.io
10OS
Open-Source cloud gaming service lite, inspired by Google Stadia▲44
2019 · github.com
11XA
xOS – a 32-bit OS for the PC▲115
2016 · github.com
12AM
A Minimal Code Example of Using Vulkan for Computations on the GPU▲68
2017 · github.com
13IW
I wrote an open source cloud gaming service by WebRTC and Golang▲81
2020 · webrtchacks.com
14TI
Tux.io – a (now working) Linux desktop in your browser▲64
2017 · tux.io
15AA
An Aesthetically Pleasing Arch Linux Distro▲76
2020 · archcraft-os.github.io
16MA
Modular and Live-Reloading Shaders in WebGL▲30
2015 · youtube.com
17
GameShell▲87
Open Source Retro Gaming & STEM Portable Console
2017
18GV
Gource visualizations rendered without a GPU▲27
2018 · github.com
19OR
OpenGL Real-Time Strategy Game Engine in Pure C [38k SLOC C99]▲6
2020 · github.com
20CL
Cloud Launchpad for Google▲52
2014 · google.bitnami.com
21AC
A conformant WebGL implementation for Node.js▲57
2016 · github.com
22TA
TWGL – A tiny WebGL helper library▲33
2015 · twgljs.org
23LE
LoWe – Extending the functionality of Ubuntu running on Windows 10▲34
2016 · github.com
24GM
Grid – Multiplayer Creative Workspace▲43
2016 · buildwithgrid.com

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