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Is installing NodeBB on Windows 10 Possible?

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Jared14406 last edited by

The title says it all. And is it possible? Windows has a terminal..
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Yes, it is possible to run NodeBB on a computer or server running Windows.
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Jared14406 last edited by Jared14406 @nhl.pl

@nhl.pl okay thanks!
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