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sbt is available for Windows, macOS, Linux and supports the Arm architecture.
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{{% notice Note %}}
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When the project was created, it was called *Simple Build Tool*, but quickly evolved to *sbt*. Some have incorrectly redefined it to *Scala Build Tool*, which does not reflect the fact that sbt works with Java-only projects.
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It is now called *sbt* in all lowercase letters, which emphasises the fact that it is not an acronym.{{% /notice %}}
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## What should I consider before installing sbt on Arm?
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Before installing sbt, ensure you have Java installed on your system as sbt requires Java to run.
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Check the [Java install guide](/install-guides/java/) for more information.
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See the [Java install guide](/install-guides/java/) for more information.
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Confirm you are using an Arm machine by running:
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## How do I install sbt for Ubuntu on Arm?
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sbt can be installed using the Ubuntu package manager.
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You can install sbt using the Ubuntu package manager.
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First, you will need to add the sbt repository:
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First, you need to add the sbt repository:
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```bash
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sudo apt-get update
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sudo apt-get install sbt -y
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```
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Confirm the sbt and Java installation by running the sbt version command:
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Run the sbt version command to confirm the sbt and Java installation:
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```bash
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sbt --version
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```
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The version command also confirms you have a working Java.
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The version command also confirms you have a working Java setup.
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The version is printed and looks similar to:
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