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Install docker:
zypper install docker docker-compose docker-compose-switch
zypper install docker
If not using openSUSE, replace `zypper` with appropriate package manager, e.g. `apt`, `yum`, `dnf`, `apk`, etc.
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copy -r ../data libera-candide
copy -r ../data libera-cantest
Create and start a new container the for the first time with options configuring the botnick and IRC server. We will use the `-ti`
Create and start a new container for the first time with options configuring the botnick and IRC server. We will use the `-ti`
flags for `docker run` so we can access PBot's terminal console to run commands like `useradd` to create
your bot-admin account, etc.

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### Docker
If you prefer to use Docker/Podman/etc to run PBot, follow the [Docker guide](../Docker/README.md) instead.
The set-up is much easier and will install packages/dependencies into a container instead.
The set-up is much easier and will install packages/dependencies into a container.
### Installing Perl
PBot uses the [Perl programming language](https://www.perl.org/). Perl is usually