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docs: fix linux manual download step and clarify intermediate ca usage

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<Steps>
### Download
Download the **[Root CA (.crt)](https://cdn.trustlab.dyzulk.com/ca/dydev-its-true.crt)** file.
Download the certificate using `curl`:
```bash
curl -LO https://cdn.trustlab.dyzulk.com/ca/dydev-its-true.crt
```
### Install (Debian/Ubuntu)
Copy the file to the CA directory:
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## Intermediate Certificates
In most cases, installing the Root CA is sufficient for client trust. However, for server configuration or specific use cases, you may need the Intermediate CAs.
Intermediate certificates are used to sign end-entity certificates (servers, clients). **Clients typically do not need to install these manually**, as servers should provide them during the handshake.
**For Server Administrators:**
To configure your web server (Nginx, Apache, IIS) with the full chain, please refer to the **[Web Server Configuration](/guide/integrations/web-servers)** guide.
**Manual Installation (If Required):**
If you must install them manually (e.g., for offline chain validation):
* **Windows**: Follow the Root CA guide, but choose **Intermediate Certification Authorities** as the certificate store.
* **macOS**: Add to **System** keychain.
* **Linux**: Place in the same CA directory as the Root.
| Certificate | Algorithm | Download |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |