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The first time, create a directory <b>$GAMGI</b> to store everything related
with GAMGI, typically <b>~/gamgi</b> (in user space), or <b>/usr/local/gamgi</b>
or <b>/opt/gamgi</b> (in root space). Because GAMGI is in heavy development
and new versions are coming up all the time, we strongly suggest to create
this directory in user space, making it easier to install new versions and
reducing concerns with security. In any case, GAMGI should be downloaded,
compiled and installed by a user, not by root. From now on, everytime we
mention <b>$GAMGI</b>, this should be replaced by the apropriate directory.
<h3>Create the $GAMGI directory</h3>
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<b>mkdir $GAMGI</b>
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<h3>Download to $GAMGI the file</h3>
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<b>gamgi-all-version.tar.gz</b> (source code, documentation, data)
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<h3>Unpack the file</h3>
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<b>cd $GAMGI
gunzip gamgi-all-version.tar.gz
tar -xvf gamgi-all-version.tar</b>
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