Fabrice does a great job at building these self-contained pieces of software which often grow to have lives of their own. As a lesser known example, JSLinux's terminal emulator was forked a few times and is now known as xterm.js, which has become the predominant web embeddable terminal emulator.<p>This all comes full circle, because now I'm building a true successor to JSLinux that's way faster because I've natively compiled the kernel/userspace to wasm, and of course I'm using xterm.js for the terminal emulation.<p>If you like buggy demos that probably shouldn't be shared yet, you should check out <a href="https://linux.tombl.dev" rel="nofollow">https://linux.tombl.dev</a>, but note that it's currently just a busybox shell and nothing else, so I hope you're good with `echo *` instead of `ls`.