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cargo install ripgrep
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Another way to build Anki on Linux is to use Docker - please see README.docker
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for more information.
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Mac users
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Anki in Docker
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==============
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Docker provides a standard method of installing software. This is particularly helpful
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when software requires a complex set of dependencies, like Anki.
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Anki can optionally be built and run with Docker, which will automate the
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installation of Anki's build dependencies. The instructions below cover running
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Docker on Linux; to run it on other platforms you will need to run an X server
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and adapt the instructions.
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For information on building Anki outside of Docker, please see README.development.
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## Running Anki in Docker
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