Translations:Development/Tutorials/Setting Up/19/en

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This part is usually tricky. Normally, you'd issue the make install command at this point, which you can certainly do that if you already know the CMake trick. You can also use sudo make install but that would overwrite your system-installed version of the framework without prejudice. The safest way would be to install the framework somewhere in your home directory, following the steps outlined in this tutorial. Do note you'll have to adjust some system environment variables so that your project will see the newly-installed framework.