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 FreeM allows the following installation methods:  FreeM allows the following installation methods:
 @table @asis  @table @asis
 @item Binary Repository  @item Binary Repository
 On recent versions the Ubuntu and Debian distributions of GNU/Linux, we provide package repositories from which FreeM may easily be installed. See the @emph{FreeM Wiki} for more information, and @emph{https://packages.coherent-logic.com} for instructions.  For recent versions of the Ubuntu and Debian distributions of GNU/Linux, we provide package repositories from which FreeM may easily be installed. See the @emph{FreeM Wiki} for more information, and @emph{https://packages.coherent-logic.com} for instructions.
   
 If available, this is the simplest method of installing FreeM.  If available, this is the simplest method of installing FreeM.
 @item Binary Packages  @item Binary Packages
 We provide binary packages of FreeM for @emph{dpkg} and @emph{rpm}-based distributions of GNU/Linux, and @emph{pkgadd} packages for Solaris 8-10. If you cannot use repositories, this is the easiest option.  We provide binary packages of FreeM for @emph{dpkg} and @emph{rpm}-based distributions of GNU/Linux, and @emph{pkgadd} packages for Solaris 8-10. If you cannot use repositories, this is the easiest option.
   
 See @emph{https://freem.coherent-logic.com/binaries.cfm} for downloads and instructions.  See @emph{https://freem.coherent-logic.com/binaries.cfm} for downloads and instructions.
 @item Source Archive  @item Source Tarball
 If you prefer installing from source, we recommend that you download the latest @emph{.tar.gz} file from @emph{https://freem.coherent-logic.com/downloads.cfm}, and follow these steps:  If you prefer installing from source, we recommend that you download the latest @emph{.tar.gz} file from @emph{https://freem.coherent-logic.com/downloads.cfm}, and follow these steps:
   
 @example  @example
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 $ make  $ make
 $ sudo make install  $ sudo make install
 @end example  @end example
   
   @item @code{--enable-newglobals} (EXPERIMENTAL)
   Enables a new and modernized global handler. This global handler has a number of known bugs, and thus should be used with caution.
   
   Note that global files created in the default global handler are incompatible with the new global handler, and vice-versa. You will need to back up and remove all globals in your environments when switching global handlers.
   
   
   @emph{Example}
   
   @example
   $ ./configure --enable-newglobals
   $ make
   $ sudo make install
   @end example
   
 @end table  @end table
   
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