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Fix link in versioned_docs/version-3.0.0/setup_details.md #148

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### Brew

All of the required dependencies for honeycomb on MacOS can be installed via the brewfile. See the [quick start](quick_start.md/#installing-prerequisites-with-homebrew-for-macos) for more information.
All of the required dependencies for honeycomb on MacOS can be installed via the brewfile. See the [quick start](quick_start.md#installing-prerequisites-with-homebrew-for-macos) for more information.

### Manual Installation (MacOS)

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### Python on Windows (pyenv)

Installing and managing Python on Windows is a notoriously difficult task even for advanced developers. It is best practice to have exactly 1 tool for managing python on your system, which is a rule for most things in software development (this is what [npm](quick_start.md/#3-install-npm-packages) does for node packages). **We highly recommend uninstalling Python and using pyenv even if you never anticipate using python again.** We promise the extra setup today will pay great dividends in the future!
Installing and managing Python on Windows is a notoriously difficult task even for advanced developers. It is best practice to have exactly 1 tool for managing python on your system, which is a rule for most things in software development (this is what [npm](quick_start.md#3-install-npm-packages) does for node packages). **We highly recommend uninstalling Python and using pyenv even if you never anticipate using python again.** We promise the extra setup today will pay great dividends in the future!

First and foremost, turn off both Python App Installers in the "App Execution Aliases" settings. **Please complete this step even if you already have a Python manager**

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