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Fixed command to install Atom dependencies on Ubuntu #22697
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The current version for installing dependencies on Ubuntu for the prebuilt
.tar.gzpackage has some commas in between package names, which causes issues when installing with APT, as can be seen below:The new version removes the commas, as well as puts the command on a separate line, allowing the clipboard button to copy the command to work properly.
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