QEMU
Machine emulator and virtualizer
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Hacker News mentions: 2 mentions (2007) to 84 mentions (2026)
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Homebrew analytics installs: 24,886 installs (2026) to 16,286 installs (2026)
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About QEMU
QEMU is an open source emulator and virtualizer that allows developers to run operating systems and programs across different architectures. It supports full-system emulation to run complete operating systems on any supported architecture, user-mode emulation to run individual programs compiled for different systems, and virtualization to run virtual machines with performance close to native speed using technologies like KVM and Xen. The tool is written in C and developed by Paolo Bonzini, Peter Maydell, and Richard Henderson. It is licensed under the GNU General Public License, version 2.0 and runs on BSD, Microsoft Windows, and macOS platforms.
Developers use QEMU for testing software across multiple architectures, development and debugging work, and running virtual machines. The project is part of the Software Freedom Conservancy and is maintained as a community-driven effort with documentation and support resources available online.
Checked 24 October 2026.
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