QEMU
Qemu was created by Fabrice Bellard, a famous French computer programmer known for other creations like FFmpeg , a multimedia library tool, and the Tiny C Compiler designed to work on slow computers with limited disk space. Bellard released the first version of Qemu in 2011. It's a free and open-source software licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL). This software is an emulator that can run programs and operating systems for one machine (e.g., an ARM board) on a different machine (an Intel x86 processor) using dynamic translation. It also works as a virtualizer. Qemu: Plans and pricing You don’t need to pay any dime to use Qemu. It has remained free since its inception and will likely remain so in the foreseeable future. (Image credit: Qemu) Qemu: Features Qemu is an emulator. An emulator refers to a software that enables one computer system to behave like another system. It allows a host system to run software programs built for a guest ...