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title: Get started with Phyllome OS
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> Section under construction
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# How to use Phyllome OS daily
> Phyllome OS is not yet production ready. Use it if you wish to contribute.
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*This section explains the "Phyllome OS way of doing things", what you need to do to further configure it, and how to deploy your favorite operating system within it.*
**Phyllome OS has one overeaching goal: to let you pick your favorite operating system and to run it.**
## Understand the Phyllome OS philosophy
As a result, using Phyllome OS means to put yourself in a situation where you don't actually have to manage it, so that you can spend most of your time inside your favorite personnal computing environment, and not messing with Phyllome OS itself. [^1]
> Phyllome OS has one goal: to let users bring their favorite operating system and to run them well
Concretely, to reach this state, and be able to use Phyllome OS daily without realizing that trully are living in a virtual world:
By definition, the host, Phyllome OS, is trying to be as discrete as possible, so that users won't actually have to spend much time to manage it. Users should be able to spend their time using their favorite personal computing environment, rather than messing around with Phyllome OS itself.[^1] The host is meant to be a great place for guest operating systems to thrive.
Eventually, users will be able to reach *the state of virtual enlightenment* (tm), and stop worrying about the fact that their favorite operating system is running inside a virtual machine, just as humans should stop worrying about living in a computer simulation ([perhaps](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simulation_hypothesis)).
## Overall view
After Phyllome OS has been successfully installed, a few tasks are required before it can be used to its fullest potential.
* **Run a few post-installation scripts**
* **Create a virtual machine**
* automatically, using `virt-install`
* manually, using `virt-manager`
* manually, using `virt-manager` (*default*)
* automatically, using `virt-install` (*for power users*)
* **Install your favorite guest operating system** inside this virtual machine
* automatically, using a kickstart file, for compatible guest systems
* manually, using the installer provided by the editor of your favorite operating system
* automatically, using a kickstart file, for compatible guest systems
* **Learn how make the most out of it**
As Phyllome OS evolves, one of the main goal is to shorten the time it would take for an end-user to have a fully operationnal virtual machine running with favorite operating system optimized virtual machine with their favorite operating system.
## Post-installation configuration
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*Are you looking for tasks to do with your system? If so, have a look at doing some of the [suggested tasks](/gofurther)*