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Bliss OS brings all the features and options of Bliss ROM to your PC, tablet, Chromebook and MacBook, and is available in many different configurations. Open Source OS for PC's, based on AOSP.
Advanced Installation. This is only for advanced users. For regular users, please visit our main Installation Guide found here.
Welcome to BlissOS Documentation. Table of contents. Install Bliss OS. Live boot Bliss OS. Install From Bootable USB. Install in a Virtual Machine. Install in VirtualBox. Install in Qemu. Advanced QEMU Config. Syslinux EFI Stub Installation. Updating Bliss OS/AG builds. Advanced Installation. Manual Install on Linux. Run from Docker.
We have updated our hardware support tracking and moved it to a repo of it's own along with a web frontend at: https://tested.blissos.org/. Repo: https://github.com/BlissRoms-x86/CompatibilityList. Supported CPU's: As of 2024, all of our latest BlissOS builds are targeting at x86_64-v2 CPU.
Using the Windows Installer. We maintain an installer for Windows, but we still recommend using the standard EFI install method from our bootable USB in order to take advantage of the stability, security and updatability of Bliss OS builds.
Download Bliss OS. You can download a stable Bliss OS build from the website here. Bios Setup. You will need to update a couple configs in your PC BIOS: Disable TPM (drive encryption) Disable Secure Boot. Make sure drive access is set to AHCI. Install Bliss OS To It's Own Partition.
BlissRoms, an open-source operating system built upon Android Open Source Project, that offers a harmonious blend of customization, options, and security features. With a commitment to delivering pure bliss in every build, it brings with it a world of limitless possibilities.
