WebAssembly in my Browser Desktop Environment

For over a year now I've been working on daedalOS, my desktop environment in the browser. At the start of 2022 I published the app as my website for everyone to play with.

Website: dustinbrett.com
Source Code: daedalOS

For the WebAssembly audience I wanted to discuss the many features I've integrated into my desktop environment which use WebAssembly. Here is a list in no particular order:

x86 Emulation via v86

I support dragging .iso & .img files into the app which can be ran on v86. It also comes loaded with Kolibri and Linux. When an app is closed a snapshot of the current state is saved to /Users/Public/Snapshots which is automatically loaded the next time the same image is opened.

DOS Emulation via js-dos

For this app you can open any .zip or .jsdos file in it. If you don't provide a jsdos config file it will boot to the command prompt. I have some preloaded DOS shareware games such as Doom and Duke Nukem 3D. Like v86 it will save snapshots on close and reload them on reopen, but instead of loading the emulator state it just loads the directory contents such as save games.