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If you don't want to compile this tool by yourself, it's possible to just download current build [right here](https://github.com/Atsukoro1/ponyfetch/releases).
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If you don't want to compile this tool by yourself, it's possible to just download current build [right here](https://github.com/Atsukoro1/ponyfetch/releases).
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After downloading the executable/binary files from releases, please download the "install.sh" file (for Linux/Mac) or "install.bat" file (for Windows) and proceed with the script part in the "Compiling" section.
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If you're installing the binary yourself, the install script is useless for you since the directory paths are completely different,
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so I'll provide the steps here.
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- 🐧 On Linux
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1. First, create ponyfetch directory like this:
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```sh
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mkdir /usr/share/ponyfetch && mkdir /usr/share/ponyfetch/ponies
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```
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1. Download the ponies from this Github repo amd move them to the ponies directory.
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2. Move the binary to /usr/bin and /bin
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- 🖥️ On Windows
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1. Create ponyfetch directories like this:
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```sh
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md C:\Program Files\Ponyfetch
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md C:\Program Files\Ponyfetch\ponies\
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```
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2. Download the ponies from this Github repo and move them to the ponies directory.
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3. Move the executable to "C:\\Program Files\\Ponyfetch"
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4. Add the directory mentioned in previous step to the path like this:
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```sh
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setx /M path "%path%;C:\Program Files\Ponyfetch"
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```
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## 🔨 Compiling
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## 🔨 Compiling
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