Welcome to cunoFS
's public repository.
Our quickstart guide is here to assist you if you have any further questions.
All installer files are available in the latest Release
which can be found here.
You can install cunoFS
for a single user by running the installer:
sh ./cuno-glibc-installer.run
# Accept the EULA
cuno
will be installed at $HOME/.local/bin
for local installs, so add:
PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"
to your shell's .rc
file to be able to call cuno
.
You can run the previous script as the root
user for a system-wide installation:
sudo sh ./cuno-glibc-installer.run
but we also provide .deb.run
and .rpm.run
scripts which bundle .deb
and .rpm
packages for your convenience:
sh ./cuno_amd64_glibc_deb.run
# Accept the EULA
cd cuno_amd64_glibc_deb
# The cunoFS documentation is available here as a pdf
# The .deb installer is also available here
sudo apt install -y ./cuno_*.deb
or:
sh ./cuno_x86_64_glibc_rpm.run
# Accept the EULA
cd cuno_x86_64_glibc_rpm
# The cunoFS documentation is available here as a pdf
# The .rpm installer is also available here
sudo yum install -y ./cuno_*.rpm
# or
sudo dnf install -y ./cuno_*.rpm
You can get a free license for personal use on cuno.io/activate.
Complete the form and you'll receive the license through email.
You can then activate cuno with:
cuno creds activate
# Provide your license from the email
You can also download the license from the email attachment and run:
cat <path/to/license> | cuno creds activate
You can access cunoFS
documentation through different means:
- By reading our quickstart guide, which provides more detail at every stage.
- Through our manpage with:
cuno --help
They are also accessible man
in $CUNO_ROOT/share/man/
.
- By reading your user guide in
$CUNO_ROOT/CUNO-Installation-and-Usage-Guide.pdf
If you have any further questions, feel free to ask a question on our discourse page, or contact us.