2.1 Apply

There are two installation methods:
Beginner and Advanced. Decide for yourself in the following sections.

Decide

Beginner

Pros:

• Beginner-friendly autoinstaller
• Easy enough for anyone to understand
• Faster setup and immediate satisfaction

Cons:

• May feel too simplistic for cterm
• Risk of others poking fun
• Potential for future regret

Advanced

Pros:

• Rewarding when successful
• Great for tech-savvy individuals
• Fun and educational if done correctly

Cons:

• A bit harder to learn how to install (unless you enjoy a challenge)
• May intimidate beginners
• Can feel slow.

Based on Your Interests:

• If you are completely new to tech, choose Beginner.
• If you enjoy coding or love tech, go for Advanced.
• If you’re in a rush, choose Beginner.
• If you love studying code, opt for Advanced.
• If you like compiling, it’s up to you—choose either Advanced or Beginner.
• If you consider yourself advanced, go with Advanced.

Beginner Installation Steps

1. Open a terminal.
2. Download the install.sh file.
3. Type: chmod +x install.sh && ./install.sh.
4. Wait for the installation to complete.

Advanced Installation Steps

1. Install cterm.sh.
2. Ensure you have the necessary packages and meet the requirements.
3. Open a terminal and type: chmod +x cterm.sh.
4. Add ./cterm.sh to the very bottom of your .bashrc file.
5. Restart your terminal or run source ~/.bashrc.
6. Experiment with cterm.
7. Done!