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   ==== Mac OS X or Linux
   
  -Extract the distribution archive, to the directory you wish to install Forge. + 
  -In a command terminal, add the `FORGE_HOME` environment variable, e.g: 
  -[source]
  +The easiest way to install Forge is to extract the distribution archive, to the directory you wish to install Forge. In a command terminal, add the `FORGE_HOME` environment variable, e.g: 
  +
  +[source, console]
   --
   export FORGE_HOME=/usr/local/jboss/forge-distribution-2.12.1.Final
   --
   Add FORGE_HOME/bin environment variable to your path, e.g: 
  -[source]
  +[source, console]
   --
  -export PATH=$FORGE_HOME/bin:$PATH.
  +export PATH=$FORGE_HOME/bin:$PATH
   --
  -or install via
  -[source]
  +You can also install Forge via cURL
  +
  +[source, console]
   --
   curl http://forge.jboss.org/sh | sh
   -- 
  -or use Homebrew to install Forge natively for use on the command-line, via:
  -[source]
  +or use Homebrew to install Forge natively, via:
  +[source, console]
   --
   brew install jboss-forge
   --
  
positive.code: == Installing Forge
  [[installing-forge]]
  
  === Installing Forge CLI
  Download the http://red.ht/1vEB0v0[ZIP] to install Forge natively on your preferred operating system.
  
  ==== Windows 
  
  
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  Installing JBDS is a piece of cake. Just download the installer from the 
  http://www.jboss.org/download-manager/file/jboss-devstudio-8.0.0.GA-jar_universal.jar[JBoss website] 
  and in the target folder you enter:
  
  [source, console]
  --
  java -jar jboss-devstudio-<version>-installer-eap.jar
  --
  
  This will launch the installation process for your platform (Windows, Linux and OSX 
  are supported). The wizard will take you through a number of consecutive steps that are
  illustrated using screenshots below.
  
  image::installing/jbds-install-1.png[title="JBDS Installation Step 1"]
  