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> This is the **alpha version** of Phyllome OS. Expect bugs and disappointment.
> External contributions for Phyllome OS are welcome. Have a look [here](https://kanboard.phyllo.me/b/CH7qd98J2v7egmodk/development) for some ideas on what to do next, or feel free to create an issue and suggest an idea you wish to work on.
> External contributions to Phyllome OS are welcome. Have a look [here](https://kanboard.phyllo.me/b/CH7qd98J2v7egmodk/development) for some ideas on what to do next, or feel free to create an issue and suggest an idea you wish to work on.
> The Phyllome OS Project is **looking** for **core contributors**, willing to contribute regularly on the project. If you are interested about making cutting-edge open-source virtualization more accessible, please send an email to contact@phyllo.me.
> The Phyllome OS Project is **looking for core contributors**, willing to contribute regularly to the project. If you are interested in making cutting-edge open-source virtualization more accessible, please send an email to contact@phyllo.me.
## What
This repository contains the basic building blocks required for deploying [Phyllome OS](https://phyllo.me/) in a virtual machine, using kickstart files.
This repository contains the basic building blocks required to deploy [Phyllome OS](https://phyllo.me/) in a virtual machine, using kickstart files.
Kickstart files are used to automate the installation and configuration of RPM-based operating systems.
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* This is where most of the development happens.
* `blocks-live` : this directory contains the basic building blocks for creating a live medium for Phyllome OS.
* The code in this directory usually lags behind what is found in the `blocks` directory.
* Ideally, the `blocks` and `blocks-live` repository would be merged, and the number of blocks reduced, to avoid code duplication.
* The `blocks` and `blocks-live` repository will eventually be merged, and the number of blocks will be reduced to avoid code duplication.
* `leaves` : this directory contains the end product in the form of stand-alone and ready-to-use kickstart files.
* For instance, the Phyllome OS Desktop version optimized for Intel(tm) CPUs and Intel(tm) graphics cards, refered internally as `flat-dhi`, is stored there (*d* stands for desktop, *h* for hypervisor and *i* for intel).
* `post` : this directory contains scripts that are meant to be run after a successful installation, after Phyllome OS has started
* For instance, the Phyllome OS Desktop version optimized for Intel(tm) CPUs and Intel(tm) graphics cards, referred to internally as `flat-dhi`, is stored there (*d* stands for desktop, *h* for hypervisor and *i* for intel).
* `post` : this directory contains scripts that are meant to be run after a successful installation, after Phyllome OS has started.
* Ideally, these code snippets will be merged with existing building blocks, or summoned as a systemd unit.
## How to hack Phyllome OS
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cd ./PhyllomeOS/flat/
```
Then, merge the kickstart basic building blocks into a single file, a process called flattening.
Then, merge the kickstart basic building blocks into a single file, a process called 'flattening'.
```
ksflatten -c ../blocks/dhi.cfg -o flat-dhi.cfg
```
If any error is detected, go back and fix them.
If any errors are detected, go back and fix them.
### Fire it up!
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It uses a Q35 virtual motherboard, a UEFI-based firmware, virtio-devices accross the board, 2 vCPUs, 4 GB of RAM and a disk of 5 GB.
> Adjust it according to your need.
> Adjust it according to your needs.
When ready, copy and paste it to your terminal.
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--location=https://download.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora/linux/releases/35/Everything/x86_64/os/ \
--initrd-inject flat-dhi.cfg --extra-args "inst.ks=file:flat-dhi.cfg"
```
You should see the following message.
You should see the following message:
```
Starting install...
Retrieving file vmlinuz... | 10 MB 00:00
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Domain is still running. Installation may be in progress.
You can reconnect to the console to complete the installation process.
```
The installation process will be launched behind the scene. You can open `virt-manager` and connect to the virtual machine console to follow the process. Eventually, you will be greeted with this screen:
The installation process will be launched behind the scenes. You can open `virt-manager` and connect to the virtual machine console to follow the process. Eventually, you will be greeted with this screen:
![greetings](./img/greetings.png)
After you are done setting your user account, `virt-manager` will automatically start:
After you are done setting up your user account, `virt-manager` will automatically start:
![greetings](./img/desktop.png)
If the installation is a success and your feature is working as intended, you are welcome to create a pull request. Thank you!
If the installation is successful and your feature is working as intended, you are welcome to create a pull request. Thank you!
## Phyllome OS
Phyllome OS goal is to maximize ease-of-use and compatibility. As such, it intends to become the easiest way to virtualize modern operating systems locally, by integrating pertinent open-source software such as `libvirt`, `qemu-kvm` (and eventually `Cloud Hypervisor`), as well as `virt-manager`.
Phyllome OS' goal is to maximize ease-of-use and compatibility. As such, it intends to become the easiest way to virtualize modern operating systems locally, by integrating pertinent open-source software such as `libvirt`, `qemu-kvm` (and eventually `Cloud Hypervisor`), as well as `virt-manager`.
A user should not have to manage Phyllome OS: it should be able to pick its favorite operating system and Phyllome OS should run it, no question asked.
Users should not have to manage Phyllome OS: they should be able to pick their favorite operating system and Phyllome OS should run it, no questions asked.
> Note : at the exception of open-source [Darwin derivatives](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darwin_(operating_system)#Derived_projects), Phyllome OS **strongly** discourage users from running proprietary, darwin-based derivatives on non-Apple hardware.
> Note : with the exception of open-source [Darwin derivatives](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darwin_(operating_system)#Derived_projects), Phyllome OS **strongly** discourages users from running proprietary, darwin-based derivatives on non-Apple hardware.
### The Phyllome OS Project
The Phyllome OS Project relies on multiple tools, including the following public-facing tools:
* **Wiki**: Have a look at the [wiki repository](https://github.com/PhyllomeOS/wiki) for more information on how you can contribute to improve the documentation.
* **Issues tracker**: a public, read-only issue tracking is [available online](https://kanboard.phyllo.me/b/CH7qd98J2v7egmodk/development). For now one, GitHub issue tracking will be used to track development only issues.
* **Wiki**: Take a look at the [wiki repository](https://github.com/PhyllomeOS/wiki) for more information on how you can contribute to improving the documentation.
* **Issues tracker**: a public, read-only issue tracking is [available online](https://kanboard.phyllo.me/b/CH7qd98J2v7egmodk/development). From now on, GitHub issue tracking will be used to track development-only issues.
* **Code repository**: GitHub is used to host the code, with a mirror pointing to git.phyllo.me
## Licence
## License
* [MIT](./LICENSE.md) for the most part, with some [GPL](./blocks-live/LICENSE.md) code.