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It doesn't feel right to have such guide on the installation page, it
feels more natural to have it's own page. This also keeps the
'installation' page clean, which currently feels more like an index
page, given it's linking to two other pages (installation from {binary,docker}).
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title: 'Installation'
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license: 'CC-BY-SA-4.0'
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---
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This guide covers the installation of Forgejo [with
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Docker](../installation-docker/) or [from
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binary](../installation-binary/). Both of these methods are created
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and extensively tested to work on every release. They consist of three
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steps:
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- Download and run the release
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- Connect to the web interface and complete the configuration
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- And finally register the first user which will be granted administrative permissions
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If you already have Gitea installed through your package manager, look at the [Gitea
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migration](../gitea-migration/) guide for information on how to install Forgejo, while
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preserving your data from your Gitea installation.
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Forgejo is also available for installation using package managers on many platforms. At this
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time, Forgejo has been successfully adapted for use on various platforms, including Alpine Linux, Arch
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Linux, Debian, Fedora, Gentoo, Manjaro, and the Nix ecosystem. These
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platform-specific packages are under the care of distribution packagers, and specific packages are
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currently undergoing testing. For a curated inventory, please refer to
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[the "Delightful Forgejo" list](https://codeberg.org/forgejo-contrib/delightful-forgejo#packaging).
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