save before hugo init

README.md

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 Public does not exist yet.  Let's create it.  We are hosting a static site generated by a tool called `hugo`.  We need `hugo`.  One would be better off developing their site on their computer.  So let's use Windows because I loath the OS and like maximum pain.
 
+First up is to install Hugo using the windows package manager, `winget`.
+
+**Open a terminal**
+
+![run-powershell](images/run-powershell.png)
+---
+
+**Download and install hugo**
+
+```
+winget install Hugo.Hugo.Extended
+```
+
+![install-hugo-with-winget](images/winget-install-hugo.png)
+---
+
+**uh-oh we want to be in a repository but we do we have one?**
+There are instructions to setup the repository in this  guide, go there when you get to a stopping point there come back here.
+
+Wow cool, we have a copy of the `kyleguy` repository on our windows computer.  We can initilize a `hugo` static site.
+
+Windows is really cool they have a feature where they print red text until you close and reopen the terminal:
+![red-windows-text-good-job](images/windows-red-text-feature.png)
+```
+
+```
+
+
 ## site setup
 You are going to need a domain, either buy one or be a person whom already has a domain.  We are going to host our site on `pebbleguy.com` using the `NginX` ("engine x") web server.  We will create a site configuration file with SSL using a tool, `certbot-wapper.sh`.  This script is part of the [pebbleguy repository](https://git.pebbleguy.com/Dan/pebbleguy.com/src/master/scripts/certbot-wrapper.sh).  Login to your account on `pebbleguy.com` using Secure Shell (SSH) or ask Kyle, Chris, Daniel, or Emma for help.  If you are one of those people, hello!  Download the `pebbleguy.com` repository so you have access to the script and run `certbot-wrapper.sh` to have it create the `NginX` config file for your site:
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