Quick Start

To begin using zeroProbe, you need to install one necessary component. zeroProbe uses .NET 6 framework because it's written in C#. To run .NET 6 applications, you need to install .NET runtime. You can do it with package manager. Usually, runtime package named like dotnet-runtime.

If author doesnt move project to .NET 7 (when it will be officialy released).

For people with other distros: you may need to install specific version through your package manager.

For ArchLinux and ArchLinux-based distros: you may need to install runtime from AUR. It might named like dotnet-runtime-6.0 or dotnet-runtime-6.0-bin.

At this moment, zeroProbe haven't official support on Windows and macOS. If you build from source on Windows, it might work not correctly. So, we tell you when we make zeroProbe able to run on Windows.

Installing runtime

How to install runtime on Linux:

• For Ubuntu/Ubuntu-base and Debian/Debian-based

sudo apt-get update && apt-get upgrade     # Update repositories and packages
sudo apt-get install -y dotnet-runtime-6.0 # Install runtime

• Fedora:

sudo dnf install dotnet-runtime-6.0 # Install runtime

• ArchLinux/ArchLinux-based:

sudo pacman -Syu dotnet-runtime # Install runtime and SDK

• openSUSE:

sudo zypper install dotnet-runtime-6.0 # Install runtime

Downloading and configuring

Go to GitHub repository releases and download the latest version of zeroProbe.

We use GitHub for releases because GitLab has limitation for uploaded files.

After download and extracting content of the archive, you may want to run it from anywhere with terminal. Well, you can move one of binary folders, /bin or /usr/bin.

Final

That's a very, very simple guide how to install zeroProbe on your machine. If this guide was too hard for you... why?