Add warning in installation docs regarding misleading apt-get#56
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Add warning in installation docs regarding misleading apt-get#56luccareinehr wants to merge 1 commit intoRTimothyEdwards:masterfrom
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Inexperienced users of Ubuntu may naively try installing NETGEN with
sudo apt-get install netgen(works withmagic). This command executes, but installs a different application called netgen, apparently a finite elements mesh generator...The pull request is just a suggestion to warn that, since NETGEN is sometimes part of a larger list of dependencies from other applications.