microsandbox provides a secure and efficient way to execute untrusted code using microVMs, offering hardware-level isolation and instant startup times under 200ms. It allows developers to create tailored sandbox environments for various programming languages and supports integration with AI tools for rapid development and deployment of applications. With features like project-based management and temporary sandboxes, microsandbox enhances productivity while ensuring code safety.

Container is a Swift-based tool designed for creating and running lightweight Linux containers on Mac with Apple silicon, supporting OCI-compatible images. It requires macOS 26 or later and provides features for building, running, and publishing container images, alongside detailed documentation for users and developers. Contributions to the project are encouraged as it continues to evolve towards a stable release.

Google is developing a Linux Terminal app for Android that allows on-device app development and the potential to run graphical Linux applications and games. This initiative aims to transform Android into a competitive desktop platform, addressing previous limitations in app development directly on the OS. There are ongoing improvements in performance and functionality, with future possibilities including gaming support.