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In windows bazaar can be installed using standalone executable or using cygwin. In both cases the commands are similar. In case of standalone installations commands can be run using '<tt>cmd</tt>' and in case of cygwin the commands can be run using cygwin terminal. | In windows bazaar can be installed using standalone executable or using cygwin. In both cases the commands are similar. In case of standalone installations commands can be run using '<tt>cmd</tt>' and in case of cygwin the commands can be run using cygwin terminal. | ||
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Home > CentOS > CentOS 6.x > Versioning tools > Bazaar > Installing bazaar
Linux installation
In linux bazaar can be installed using package managers such as 'yum' or 'apt'. Most common name of bazaar package is 'bzr'.
Windows installation
In windows bazaar can be installed using standalone executable or using cygwin. In both cases the commands are similar. In case of standalone installations commands can be run using 'cmd' and in case of cygwin the commands can be run using cygwin terminal.
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