Added Prereqs to the getting started page

[kipukun]

This solves #42.

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[kipukun]

I signed the CLA.
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[abarth]

Thanks for the patch. I think we want to be more specific about exactly what kind of phone (e.g., exactly what versions of Android do we support, do we support Android derivatives like Fire phone or Cyanogen), exactly what versions of Linux and Mac we support, etc. Also, hopefully we can improve the visual presentation of the information so that it feels like an organic part of the document instead of a header added to the beginning.

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/cc @sethladd

[kipukun]

That makes sense. I do not have this information, but if it could be given
to me (or I could be directed to it, either one) I will happily change the
commit to reflect it. Also, the section seems organic (minus the line
separator), what do you suggest?
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[abarth]

I do not have this information, but if it could be given to me (or I could be directed to it, either one) I will happily change the commit to reflect it.

Some of it is that we haven't figured it all out yet. This (very recent) patch is us working out which versions of Android we actually support: flutter/flutter#52. We need to so some similar experimentation with the host machines.

For Mac, our stuff seems to work with Yosemite. Not sure about older or newer versions. For Linux, there appears to be a minimum glibc that we need, but we haven't chased down exactly what it is or which Linux distributions have it.

We need to chase all these things down in order to really fix #42.

[kipukun]

Understood. We'll just keep this open and as the info comes in we'll update accordingly.

[sethladd]

Hi! Thanks for the contribution.

A lot has changed since you made this PR. I'm going to close this, because we're doing some housecleaning and moving issues around, but if you'd like to take another crack at it and addressing comments, please feel free to open a new PR.