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 ## Installation
 
-### Debian/Ubuntu
+### Debian/Ubuntu (only blockchain DNS, without GUI)
+If you want to just use ALFIS as a DNS daemon and resolve domains in blockchain, as well as clearnet domains.
+You just need to install `alfis` service from repo and change your resolver in `/etc/resolv.conf`.
+Beware of NetworkManager, it can change your resolvers at will.
 
 1. Download repository public key and add it to your APT
 ```
@@ -74,4 +77,13 @@ sudo apt update
 sudo apt install alfis
 ```
 After that configuration is in file `/etc/alfis.conf` and data is saved to `/var/lib/alfis`.
-If you have some DNS server bound to port 53, it will not properly start. Deal with it on your own.
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+If you have some DNS server bound to port 53, it will not properly start. Deal with it on your own.
+
+### GUI version Windows/Linux/MacOS (if you want to create and change domains)
+If you want to create and manage your own domains on blockchain, you will need a version with GUI.
+You can download it from [releases](https://github.com/Revertron/Alfis/releases) section, choose appropriate OS and architecture version.
+It needs to be without `nogui` suffix.
+
+Just unzip that archive in some directory and run `alfis` (or `alfis.exe`) binary.
+By default, it searches for config file, named `alfis.toml` in current working directory, and creates/changes `blockchain.db` file in the same directory.
+If you want it to load config from another file you can command it so: `alfis -c /etc/alfis.conf`.
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