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Making the installations a bit more idiot proof/beginner friendly. Fixes: https://github.com/metamath/metamath-exe/issues/173 #24

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Making the installations a bit more idiot proof/beginner friendly. Fixes: https://github.com/metamath/metamath-exe/issues/173 #24

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<LI><FONT COLOR="#006633"><I>Instructions:</I></FONT> <B>1.</B>
Extract all files, which will be contained
in a directory called "metamath". <B>2.</B> For Windows, double-click on
in a directory called "metamath". On Linux and Mac OS this can be done using the popular "tar&nbsp;xvzf <your_download_of_metamath.tar.gz>" command. <B>2.</B> For Windows, double-click on
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For angle brackets, that should be &lt; and &gt; rather than literal < and > characters.

"metamath.exe" and type "read&nbsp;set.mm". For Linux/MacOSX/Unix,
compile with the command "gcc&nbsp;*.c&nbsp;-o&nbsp;metamath" inside the
compile with the command "gcc&nbsp;src/*.c&nbsp;-o&nbsp;metamath" inside the
"metamath" directory, then type "./metamath&nbsp;set.mm" to run.
<B>3.</B> For
all systems, once in the program, use the "help" command to guide you.
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