.. _`lins_installation`: ************ Installation ************ Depending on your operating system you have different installation methods open to you. Please refer to the relevant section below for further instructions. .. important:: This tool only supports 64-bit operating systems running on x86 platforms. .. _`install_linux`: Linux ===== If your distribution supports installation from ``.deb`` files, please follow :ref:`these ` instructions. Otherwise, a slightly more manual approach is required: .. TODO: Proper links 1. Get the latest release archive `here `_. 2. Verify the MD5 checksum of the archive. (*OPTIONAL*) 3. Unpack the archive to a persistent location. 4. Add the resulting path to your ``PATH`` variable. 5. Open a terminal session and verify the installation by calling the tool with ``lins``. To uninstall the package, perform the above steps in reverse: remove the ``PATH`` entry and delete the files. .. _`install_deb`: Debian-based Distributions -------------------------- For Debian-based distributions: Debian, Ubuntu and the likes, there is a ``.deb`` package for each release to simplify the installation process. 1. Get the latest ``.deb`` package `here `_. 2. Verify the MD5 checksum of the package. (*OPTIONAL*) 3. Install the ``.deb`` package with e.g. .. code-block:: bash $ sudo dpkg -i lins-0.1.0-x86_64.deb 4. Open a terminal session and verify the installation by calling the tool with ``lins``. To remove the package call .. code-block:: bash $ sudo dpkg -r lins .. _`install_macos`: macOS ===== 1. Get the latest release archive for macOS `here `_. 2. Verify the MD5 checksum of the archive. (*OPTIONAL*) 3. Unpack the archive to a persistent location. 4. Add the resulting path to your ``PATH`` variable. 5. Open a terminal session and verify the installation by calling the tool with ``lins``. To uninstall the package, perform the above steps in reverse: remove the ``PATH`` entry and delete the files. .. _`install_windows`: Windows ======= 1. Get the latest release archive for 64-bit Windows `here `_. 2. Verify the MD5 checksum of the archive. (*OPTIONAL*) 3. Unpack the archive to a persistent location. 4. Add the resulting path to your ``PATH`` variable. 5. Open a Command Prompt or PowerShell session and verify the installation by calling the tool with ``lins``. To uninstall the package, perform the above steps in reverse: remove the ``PATH`` entry and delete the files.