LKL.js: Running Linux Kernel on JavaScript Directly

LKL.js is
Linux Kernel Library ported to JavaScript
using Emscripten.
Unlike JSLinux,
LKL.js includes a Linux kernel fully written in JavaScript and runs without
emulators.
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