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add extra instruction for windows users (installation #1016

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@jcolomb jcolomb commented Aug 10, 2023

I think it would be good to add some tests for other steps.
Alternatively or in addition, one could have a debug section with the tests at the end ?

People tend to go to fast and make mistakes, debugging the installation makes little sense (starting over is simpler).

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jcolomb commented Sep 1, 2023

@adswa I would work this PR if you think it makes sense, what do you think about adding tests at each step ?


Python:
Windows itself does not ship with Python, it must be installed separately.
If you already did that, please check the :find-out-more:`on Python
versions <fom-py2v3>`, if it matches the requirements. Otherwise, head over
to the `download section of the Python website
<https://www.python.org/downloads>`_, and download an installer. Unless you
have specific requirements, go with the 64bit installer of the latest
have specific requirements, go with the 4bit installer of the latest
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This change should be removed.

@@ -96,6 +100,8 @@ Python:
as this is required for subsequent installation steps and interactive use later on.
Other than that, using the default installation settings is just fine.

If you did everything right, typing ``python --version`` in the command prompt should give you an answer.
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Here you could mention the kind of correct answer you'd expect (instead of an "answer" like "command not found").

For example, something like "If you did everything right, typing python --version in the command prompt should show your installed Python version, like 'Python 3.x.y'."

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