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Next step: [Add keyboard support to Arduino](#Add-keyboard-support-to-Arduino)
# <aname="Arduino-Linux"/>Install on Linux
# <aname="Arduino-Linux"/>Install Arduino on Linux
1. Install version 1.8.13 or newer of the Arduino IDE from http://arduino.cc/download. Unfortunately, the version packaged in Ubuntu is too ancient to support Arduino's new way of doing 3rd-party hardware.
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Next step: [Add keyboard support to Arduino](#Add-keyboard-support-to-Arduino)
# <aname="Arduino-Windows"/>Install on Windows 10
# <aname="Arduino-Windows"/>Install Arduino on Windows 10
_**Note:** This tutorial has been written using Windows 10._
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Next step: [Add keyboard support to Arduino](#Add-keyboard-support-to-Arduino)
## <aname="Arduino-FreeBSD"/>Install on FreeBSD
## <aname="Arduino-FreeBSD"/>Install Arduino on FreeBSD
1. Install the following packages required by the build system: `bash`, `gmake`, `perl5`, `avrdude`, and `arduino18`.