UserVM

UserVM is a version of CollabVM that allows people to host their own VMs. It can be found here. In order to host a VM on UserVM, you will need to get in contact with the administrators (Usually through our Discord server) and have a working VM that has been port forwarded. see the UserVM Handbook for instructions on how to set a VM up

List of VMs
'''This was last updated on --. May not be accurate.'''

Current
These are grouped in a separate category due to their abundance.

Former (basically killed off for good)

 * Original XBOX: Was hosted by DarkOK. Built on the XQEMU system and has unique controls. Named seXbox on the menu.
 * So much win! hosted by DarkOK, the infamous XSS VM
 * The venerable Wandows Pissta UserVM, hosted by you know who.


 * Little Timmy VM, hosted by Holy Network Adapter
 * CBL Mariner VM, hosted by Holy Network Adapter
 * Collaborative Minecraft, hosted by Holy Network Adapter. It allowed users (with the password, which you could get by asking for it) to play Minecraft 1.18.1.
 * Gentoo Linux: Hosted by Spy. 15 GB hard drive. Boots to a Gentoo Linux Live CD environment. Named DIY FUCKING GENTOO on the menu.
 * Several MacOS VMs (Mac OS X 10.3 (Hosted by Spy), Mac OS X 10.8 (Hosted by Spy)
 * Windows 2000 Advanced Server VM hosted by Spy.
 * Android-x86 VM, again hosted by Spy.


 * Mac OS 9.2.2 (Hosted by Bob Pony).
 * The trilogy of Windows Whistler build VMs, hosted by Bob Pony. Dead due to the shitty Whitelister thereby nobody could access it.


 * Windows Vista x64, Hosted by MDMCK10.


 * Windows NT Build 196 hosted by 6969.
 * Windows Server 2003 R2 with a port open, hosted by 6969.
 * TinyCore Linux, hosted by 6969.


 * Haiku: Hosted by Hendicted.
 * TempleOS VM, Hosted by Hendicted.
 * F-Bird, again hosted by Hendicted.


 * Mandriva Linux version from 2008: Hosted by gogo.
 * A Vista VM and a Windows CE VM were both hosted by the same person.


 * Fedora 34: A VM that was to replace the Ubuntu VM, but was really slow because it came with GNOME 40.


 * Older versions of the Windows ME VM have existed.