lmaos is a package manager for software, supported by Windows and Unix-like systems. This is a feat in package manager history, since package managers rarely support Windows /j
Prerequisites:
- the GCC compiler
If you're on Windows, you can try using build or build.bat in a Terminal. If neither works, last resort would be running the command from Windows Explorer.
On Linux or other Unix-like systems, use ./build.sh. If this doesn't work, try doing a (fixed in chmod +x ./build.sh before trying again743ef53).
The build command should automatically run lmaos, demonstrating the package manager in all it's beauty.
For Windows I mainly test lmaos in Windows Terminal. For Linux users, I'm sure your default terminal will work fine.
Summon the help text by running lmaos with no args.