Hi Leo. Can you elaborate on your question? My development environment is ruby, vim and zsh, but I'm guessing that's not your question.

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for example, instructions to setup a development environment, distro, version etc...

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Use a recent version of Ubuntu and install the build-essential package.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingEasyHowTo

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@sjackman Updating the README might not be a bad call if you can be bothered.

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It's rather distro agnostic at the moment. Ubuntu was just a suggestion. It will work just as well on Debian or Fedora. All you need is a Linux distribution and a C compiler

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Sure. I guess my point was if you put even that "Linux distro and C compiler" and detail build-essential then more people will be able to a) contribute and b) improve the README. Happy to give it a go myself later.

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Sure, Mike. The most sensible format I'd say would be one section per Linux distribution specifying a list of packages that should be installed, such as build-essential for Debian and Ubuntu.

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Debian or Ubuntu

sudo apt-get install build-essential curl git ruby

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Thanks, Mike.

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