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  <tmweb-current|Download|General><tmweb-title|Downloading and installing
  <TeXmacs>|<tmweb-download-links>>

  GNU <TeXmacs> runs on most <name|Unix> architectures, as well as on Windows
  (using <name|Cygwin>) and MacOS-X (using <name|Fink>). In order to download
  and install <TeXmacs>, follow the link which corresponds to your system.

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    <item*|<hlink|RPM|rpm.en.tm>>For GNU/<name|Linux> distributions based on
    RPM packages (RedHat, Mandrake, etc.).

    <item*|<hlink|Debian|debian.en.tm>>For users of <name|Debian>
    GNU/<name|Linux>.

    <item*|<hlink|Cygwin|cygwin.en.tm>>For users of Windows (requires the
    installation of <name|Cygwin>).

    <item*|<hlink|Windows|windows.en.tm>>The beta-version of a native Windows
    port.

    <item*|<hlink|Fink|fink.en.tm>>For users of MacOS-X (requires the
    installation of <name|Fink>).

    <item*|<hlink|BSD|bsd.en.tm>>For users of BSD <name|Unix>.

    <item*|<hlink|Binaries|unix.en.tm>>Binary tarballs are available for some
    other <name|Unix> systems (i386, sun, ppc).

    <item*|<hlink|Sources|sources.en.tm>>For hackers and on more exotic
    systems.
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  We recommend a <hyper-link|reasonably fast|requirements.en.tm> computer for
  running <TeXmacs>. On <name|Unix> systems, it is recommended to have a
  standard <hyper-link|<TeX>/<LaTeX>|requirements.en.tm#TeX> installed on
  your system, which is usually the case. If not, then you will need to
  install some <hyper-link|extra fonts|fonts.en.tm>.

  <tmdoc-copyright|1999--2003|Joris van der Hoeven>

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