Thanks for the ticket Jim Borden
This is caused by the content originally from https://docs.couchbase.com/c-sdk/current/project-docs/sdk-release-notes.html#platform-support-and-installation (and the next few sections)
being spun off as https://github.com/couchbase/docs-sdk-c/blob/release/3.2/modules/hello-world/partials/installation.adoc
to be used there and in the Getting Started page you linked (and also in the LCB cli page).
There are a couple of other things that don't make sense to have in that page,
so we need to see how we can rejig the whole thing.

The other page that includes that is https://docs.couchbase.com/c-sdk/current/hello-world/cbc.html

Problems:

• "Windows binary packages can be found as downloads for each version listed below" only applies to the release notes page
  • even there, it's not entirely clear, as there isn't an obvious "list" (each version has a subheading and a lot of text before the list of binaries)
  • the text doesn't specify where below, so you have to scroll up and down to find it
  • (The "Verifying Installed Package" section is in between, and then there's a list of Jira tickets fixed in the release)
  • the "below" should probably link to #downloads at least as an example (e.g. to show the list of downloads for the most recent version)
  • The list of downloads doesn't repeat the phrase "Windows Binary" or anything about Windows...
  • (It mentions Visual Studio... which has a Mac version too, so this is ambiguous)
• The sections on Linux are confusing: the heading "Configuring APT repositories (Debian, Ubuntu)" leads on to "For CentOS and Red Hat, the equivalent commands are:"
• No binaries for Mac on the page.
  • Presumably only the latest version can be installed with Homebrew?
  • (There is wording about "To install development files and command line tools on Mac OS," but that doesn't mention "or versions other than the latest stable release")

I don't understand the wording:

This section assumes you know how to add an external http://yum.baseurl.org/[yum] repository and Linux quick start explains the steps it will perform on your distribution.

(and ditto for Debian). Asked for clarification.

https://github.com/couchbase/docs-sdk-c/pull/121

merged