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 You're now ready to compile wlroots, which is the Wayland compositor library used by Sway. 
 * Clone the [`wlroots`](https://github.com/swaywm/wlroots) repository with git
 * Execute `meson build`, which will create the `build` directory
-* Execute `sudo ninja -C build install` to build and install wlroots
+* Execute `ninja -C build` to build
+* Execute `sudo ninja -C build install` to install
 * Verify that either `/usr/local/lib` or `/usr/local/lib64` contain `libwlroots.so`
 
 Now that wlroots is built and installed, you can build Sway.
 * Clone the [`Sway`](https://github.com/swaywm/sway) repository with git
 * Execute `meson build`, which will create the `build` directory
-* Execute `sudo ninja -C build install` to build and install wlroots
+* Execute `ninja -C build` to build 
+* Execute `sudo ninja -C build install` to install 
 * Verify that `/usr/local/bin` contains the `sway`, `swaybar`, `swaylock`, etc. binaries
 
 Since Sway and wlroots development moves quite fast, it's common to have issues compiling Sway if your installed version of wlroots is behind. As a first step of compile error troubleshooting, pull, build, and reinstall wlroots.
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