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The documentation generally maintains parity between Windows and Linux, especially in the section on setting environment variables, where both platforms are given dedicated tabs and step-by-step instructions. However, there are subtle signs of Windows bias: Windows instructions are presented first, and Windows-specific tools (like the System Properties dialog) are described in more detail and with more UI guidance than their Linux equivalents. The Linux instructions assume more technical familiarity (e.g., editing .bashrc with vim/nano), and there is less explanation of the rationale or context for Linux users. In other sections, Windows-style paths (%userprofile%) are mentioned alongside Linux (~), but Windows terminology and patterns (such as referencing the System Properties dialog) are more prominent. There are no PowerShell-specific code examples, but the overall tone and ordering suggest a slight preference for Windows environments.