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@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ A robust CLI color conversion utility written in Python.
This program is available as a package on the AUR. This program is available as a package on the AUR.
## For manual installation on Unix operating systems (Linux+MacOS): ### For manual installation on Unix operating systems (Linux+MacOS):
- Ensure that you have `python3` installed - Ensure that you have `python3` installed
- Clone/download and unzip this repo - Clone/download and unzip this repo
- Navigate to the unzipped folder in your terminal and run the following commands (technically, only the first command is necessary to use the program): - Navigate to the unzipped folder in your terminal and run the following commands (technically, only the first command is necessary to use the program):
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# rm -rf "/usr/share/licenses/color-converter/" # rm -rf "/usr/share/licenses/color-converter/"
``` ```
## For manual installation on Windows ### For manual installation on Windows
To be frank, I don't have a Windows manchine so I'm not exactly sure how you would get this set up as an "installed" command line program. If you don't want to run it as a Python program each time, maybe you could create a batch script to run the program, and put said script somewhere in your PATH. To be frank, I don't have a Windows manchine so I'm not exactly sure how you would get this set up as an "installed" command line program. If you don't want to run it as a Python program each time, maybe you could create a batch script to run the program, and put said script somewhere in your PATH.