The Virtual OS Museum
Explore the evolution of operating systems in one place.
Virtual OS Museum is a digital archive that preserves the history of computing with more than 1,700 operating system and software installations across over 250 platforms, spanning from the 1948 Manchester Baby to modern versions of Windows, Linux, macOS, and beyond. Running inside a single Linux virtual machine with preconfigured QEMU, VirtualBox, and UTM, it lets you launch historical systems with a single click, making decades of computing history easily accessible for developers, students, researchers, and retro computing enthusiasts.