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# Launching a space
Launching a Space on Neverinstall is a straightforward process. This allows users to quickly access a Linux environment with their chosen applications. Here's how to do it:
1. **Select Applications**: From the Neverinstall platform, select the application or group of applications you wish to use in your Space. This will form your workspace, a single consolidated environment for your chosen tools.
2. **Create a Space**: After you've selected your applications, create your workspace by clicking on the "Launch" button located below the selection bay. This will prompt Neverinstall to begin building your Space on its remote servers.
3. **Select a Region**: The next step is to choose the geographic region where you want your Space to be hosted. This should ideally be the region closest to you in order to minimize latency and maximize performance. Currently, Neverinstall offers four regions: Europe, North America, Singapore, and India. More regions will be added in the future to ensure optimal performance for users around the world.
After you've made your selections and clicked "Launch", Neverinstall will start building your Space. In just a few moments, you'll be able to start working in your Linux environment with the chosen applications, right from your web browser.
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