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| Option 1: Installing the latest stable relase                               |
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* 1.1 - Add this PPA to your sources.list:
         user@host:~$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kubuntu-ninjas/dev-tools
         user@host:~$ sudo apt update

* 1.2 - Install the Kubuntu Automation package:
         user@host:~$ sudo apt-get install kubuntu-automation

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| Option 2: Installing the development version from git master                |
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* 2.1 - Clone the git repository of kubuntu-automation to any place you like, for instance:
         user@host:~$ git clone git+ssh://git.launchpad.net/ka

* 2.2 - Clone the metadata repository in your HOME directory:
         user@host:~$ git clone git+ssh://git.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-packagers/ka/+git/ka-metadata

* 2.3 - Set the $PATH in your ~/.bashrc required paths:
         export PATH=~/ka:${PATH}
         export PATH=~/ka/check-and-fix/:${PATH}
        (Optional) paths for debugging purposes:
         export PATH=~/ka/debug/:${PATH}
         export PATH=~/ka/libka/gbp-plugins/scripts/:${PATH}

* 2.4 - Install the required runtime dependencies:
        Add this ppa:
         user@host:~$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kubuntu-ninjas/dev-tools
        Install the ka-deps package:
         user@host:~$ sudo apt update
         user@host:~$ sudo apt-get install ka-deps
        This will bring any runtime library required for Kubuntu Automation, if it
        doesn't ask for help in #kubuntu-devel @ Freenode

* 2.5 - Autocompletion: add this to your ~/.bashrc
         complete -F _command do-all
        so you will get the <TAB> a basic autocompletion working