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For a more lightweight alternative to a full-blown virtual machine, see [containers](Containers). **We recommend using containers if possible since they are much more performant than VMs and you can even install a [desktop environment](Window-managers) inside the container.**
### Setup
## Setup
The easiest way to get started is to open up the **Virtual Machine Manager** app in [exodesk](https://desk.exozy.me). The default connection requires root permissions to connect to, so you can close any password prompts and delete that connection. Now click on `File > Add Connection` and select the `QEMU/KVM user session` hypervisor. You're ready to start creating VMs!
Alternatively, you can use the graphical web interface in [exoportal](https://portal.exozy.me).
### Usage
## Usage
You can create a new VM by clicking on the icon in the top left corner of the Virtual Machine Manager app. You will also need an ISO disk image for the OS that you would like to install. You should download your ISO disk image to `/tmp` which speeds up the installation. The app will guide you through configuring the VM and once it boots up, follow the installation instructions for your ISO's OS. It shouldn't take more than 10 minutes to finish. Remember to delete the ISO installation image after you're done. Enjoy your new VM!