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Updated the getting started docs for linux based OS. #537
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Looks Great! More imperative!
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Pull request's description
*This PR is linked to #536 *
Added the instructions to run the built file on Linux based OS. Getting-Started Docs only mentioned the instructions for windows based OS previously.
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