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The following instructions are for Linux (and possibly other \*NIX systems). You can view the installation instructions for macOS and Windows here:
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* [macOS](doc/MACOS.md)
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* [Windows]() (COMING SOON)
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You can install these with the following commands in these distros:
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You can install these with the following commands in these distros:
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### Ubuntu/Debian
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### Ubuntu/Debian
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```bash
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```bash
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You will also need to install Node.js and npm, both of which can be installed through one package found on the downloads section of the [Node.js Website](https://nodejs.org/en/download/).
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You will also need to install Node.js and npm, both of which can be installed through one package found on the downloads section of the [Node.js Website](https://nodejs.org/en/download/).
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Once you have both items installed, you will be able to run the same files (`install.sh` and `run.sh`) as you would on Linux:
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Once you have both items installed, you will be able to run the same files (`install.sh` and `run.sh`) as you would on Linux:
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```
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```bash
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# note: if you use './install.sh' or './run.sh', the read command may not work properly
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# note: if you use './install.sh' or './run.sh', the read command may not work properly
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$ sh install.sh
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% sh install.sh
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$ sh run.sh
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% sh run.sh
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```
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