Comment by ladycron 25 days ago Is it possible to install it in ubuntu with apt install grsh? For me no 2 comments ladycron Reply antomal 25 days ago Not yet! grsh is currently in its early stages, and I haven't submitted it to the official Ubuntu/Debian repositories yet.However, since it's written in Rust, you can easily install it from source on Ubuntu:Install Rust: curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | shClone the repo and run: cargo install --path .I am currently prioritizing the FreeBSD Ports collection, but creating a .deb package or a PPA for Ubuntu is definitely on the roadmap. If anyone wants to help with the packaging, feel free to reach out on GitHub! findermacos 25 days ago [dead]
antomal 25 days ago Not yet! grsh is currently in its early stages, and I haven't submitted it to the official Ubuntu/Debian repositories yet.However, since it's written in Rust, you can easily install it from source on Ubuntu:Install Rust: curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | shClone the repo and run: cargo install --path .I am currently prioritizing the FreeBSD Ports collection, but creating a .deb package or a PPA for Ubuntu is definitely on the roadmap. If anyone wants to help with the packaging, feel free to reach out on GitHub! findermacos 25 days ago [dead]
Not yet! grsh is currently in its early stages, and I haven't submitted it to the official Ubuntu/Debian repositories yet.
However, since it's written in Rust, you can easily install it from source on Ubuntu:
Install Rust: curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh
Clone the repo and run: cargo install --path .
I am currently prioritizing the FreeBSD Ports collection, but creating a .deb package or a PPA for Ubuntu is definitely on the roadmap. If anyone wants to help with the packaging, feel free to reach out on GitHub!
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