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You can use a VM, or simply install it a second OS on your computer. For VM, you can use "[Virtualbox":](https://www.virtualbox.org/) and use some sort of Linux distribution .iso to get it up and running ( e.g. "[Debian":](https://www.debian.org) or [Ubuntu](https://ubuntu.com) ).


 
We cannot provide you with support for how to install the OS. The quickest way to get Philomena up and running once you have installed the OS is to use "[Docker":](https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/debian/), which generally comes bundled with a tool called "@`docker-compose@`". If docker-compose isn't present, simply install it via @`sudo apt install docker-compose@`. Once you have Docker and docker-compose installed, simply download the "[Philomena Project's git repository":](https://github.com/philomena-dev/philomena), and follow the instructions in the README file.

You can use a VM, or simply install it a second OS on your computer. For VM, you can use "Virtualbox":https://www.virtualbox.org/ and use some sort of Linux distribution .iso to get it up and running ( e.g. "Debian":https://www.debian.org/ ).

We cannot provide you with support for how to install the OS. The quickest way to get Philomena up and running once you have installed the OS is to use "Docker":https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/debian/, which generally comes bundled with a tool called "@docker-compose@". If docker-compose isn't present, simply install it via @sudo apt install docker-compose@. Once you have Docker and docker-compose installed, simply download the "Philomena Project's git repository":https://github.com/philomena-dev/philomena, and follow the instructions in the README file.