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> Linux is probably the easiest platform to get started on, so this section just ties together some of the information already in other sections of the documentation.
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> ===== Binary packages =====
> 32 bit binaries may be obtained [[/download|here]]. Haxe is also available in the [[http://www.ubuntu.org|Ubuntu]] Universe repository, but may not be the latest version.
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> ===== Compiling from source =====
> Follow the instructions in the [[/download|Download]] section.
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> ===== IDE =====
> Many IDEs and text editors on Linux come with Haxe support, including [[/com/ide/editra|Editra]], [[/com/ide/emacs|emacs]], [[/com/ide/geany|Geany]], [[/com/ide/gedit|gedit]], [[/com/ide/jedit|jEdit]], [[/com/ide/kate|Kate]], [[/com/ide/kdevelop|kdevelop]], [[/com/ide/komodo|Komodo]], [[/com/ide/ultraedit|UltraEdit]], and even [[/com/ide/vim|Vim]].
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> ===== Command line =====
> All command line examples in the documentation should work unchanged.
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