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[Community] Installation methods #82
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Check #85 for install.sh |
How about replacing sudo -s << EOF
... snip ...
EOF by sudo su
... snip ... ? It would looks less complicated to beginers |
@jesuiscamille Why am I worried about beginners? All you literally have to do is copy and paste the command. That's it, if you don't know what it does, you shouldn't be using this tool in the first place. |
@Ekultek I'm not searching for help, I'm trying to find areas where I can contribute :) |
@jesuiscamille we really need translations of the README, so if you know any other languages and wanna translate it for us it would be greatly appreciated! |
@Ekultek will look at it 👍 ! |
@jesuiscamille you're my hero!!! |
@jesuiscamille remember to send the PR to the dev-beta branch and not master, thank you ahead of time! |
Calling it! Both it is |
We have been discussing some installation methods to fix our rollover issue (issue #55) and have come up with a potential solution, this will bring in a problem with installation though. So we as a team have decided to give this option to the community.
Create a simple installation script that will do everything with a simple command line run something like
sudo bash configure.sh
Create a command that you can copy and paste that will do the installation for you something like:
Both.
Leave your comment here, you can also vote on our poll on Twitter or on our Discord server
Either way the configuration for the program will be done automatically, but how you want it to be done is up to you.
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