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by bensadeh
1337 days ago
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Thank you! On linux you can still install with homebrew[1], but if you prefer you can install from source as well. Follow the installation instruction for installing Go, maybe your distro has a preferred way. Then you can clone the repo and either 1. install the binary with `go install` (make sure $GOPATH/bin in in your path variable) or 2. run with `go run main.go`. On a side note, I am looking for help to add `clx` to linux package managers. [1] https://docs.brew.sh/Homebrew-on-Linux |
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