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      <title>Compile a User Local Install of CMake</title>
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      <description>To provide a local, and most likely newer, version of CMake than the system packages provide you can easily build it from source and install it to the systemd file-hierarchy spec which is an extension of the xdg user-dirs spec.
The effect of this is there can be a fully functional CMake on the current user&amp;rsquo;s path and it will only be available to the current user. This is achieved by installing CMake to $HOME/.</description>
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