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Welcome to the Lima Developer Guide!
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If you're new to the project and want to contribute, you're in the right place. Lima is an open-source tool that helps you run Linux virtual machines on macOS with ease.
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If youre new and want to help with Lima, youre in the right place. Lima is a free tool that helps you run Linux virtual machines on macOS.
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Here are some helpful resources to get started:
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Here’s how you can get started:
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## 📌 Quick Start for Contributors
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- **Explore the codebase**: Use [DeepWiki's Lima page](https://deepwiki.com/lima-vm/lima) to understand the structure and find references easily.
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- **Check the project structure**: Key directories include `cmd/`, `pkg/`, and `website/`.
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- **Follow the contributing guide**: Read [`CONTRIBUTING.md`](https://github.com/lima-vm/lima/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md) for setup instructions.
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- **Join the discussion**: Engage with the community via GitHub Issues or Discussions.
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- **Learn about the code**: Visit [Lima on DeepWiki](https://deepwiki.com/lima-vm/lima) to see how things are set up.
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- **Know the main folders**: Look inside `cmd/`, `pkg/`, and `website/`. These are important parts of the project.
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- **Read the guide**: Follow the steps in [`CONTRIBUTING.md`](https://github.com/lima-vm/.github/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md) to set up everything.
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- **Talk with others by joining the community**: You can ask questions or share your ideas on GitHub Issues or Discussions.
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## 🧠 Tips for First-Time Contributors
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- Start small: Fix typos, update docs, or improve clarity in comments.
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- Don’t be afraid to ask questions.
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- Use `make` to build the project or run tests if you're exploring the CLI side.
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- Start with small things: fix typos, improve docs, or make comments in code easier to understand.
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- Don’t worry if you’re not sure—just ask.
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- Use `make` to test or build the project if you're working with the command line.
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We’re happy you’re here. Every little bit of contribution counts!
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We’re glad you’re here — every contribution counts!

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