[request] installation instructions

[janwirth]

installation guides would be awesome+ for nubs like me.

thank you.

[langston-barrett]

I'd also like to see this. I could probably figure it out, but it's an immediate barrier to entry.

[shmup]

Well for now I can tell you that you should put v somewhere in your path.

In a terminal do echo $PATH and ideally you'll maybe see your home bin directory: ~/bin

If not, Google how to do that and you should be good to go (once you've put v in there).

If you use Homebrew or Linuxbrew you can brew install v, too.