docs: fix $Home -> ~ in Linux/macOS manual install command - #9425
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In the Linux/MacOS tab of the 'Run the application' step, the bash command used $Home/invokeai. In bash/zsh, variables are case-sensitive, so $Home is undefined and expands to empty, starting Invoke with --root /invokeai instead of the ~/invokeai directory created earlier. Use ~, matching the Linux/MacOS commands earlier in the same guide.
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In the Linux/MacOS tab of the "Run the application" step, the manual install guide runs:
invokeai-web --root $Home/invokeai$Homeis a PowerShell-style variable. In bash/zsh, variable names are case-sensitive, so$Homeis undefined and expands to empty — the command becomesinvokeai-web --root /invokeai, pointing Invoke at/invokeaiinstead of the~/invokeaidirectory created in step 2.Fix: use
~, matching the Linux/MacOS commands earlier in this same guide (mkdir ~/invokeai/cd ~/invokeai). The Windows/PowerShell tab (which correctly uses$Homeelsewhere) is left unchanged.Docs-only, no functional change.