Dependencies

Installing the dependencies

The easiest approach is by running the configure.sh script:

root# bash ./configure.sh

This bash script will automatically check and install all dependencies via the package manager the system is using. The following package managers are available:

• apt-get (Debian, Ubuntu, Pop!_OS, Mint, etc.)
• pacman (Arch, Artix, Arco, Manjaro, etc.)
• dnf (Fedora)
• pkg (FreeBSD, (probaly Termux as well))
• pkg_add (OpenBSD)
• pkgin (NetBSD)

If the system does not have any of these package managers, the next approach may be the solution. Gentoo Linux and CentOS Linux are some examples of distributions that are not compatible for automatic dependencies install.

The manual approach is by selecting the packages and install them manually. The dependencies ntfy-resources-usage needs for executing are the following:

• bash
• make (for Linux based systems)
• gmake (for BSD based systems)
• curl

NOTE: Different systems may have different package names!

The next step would be to install ntfy-resources-usage.