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Update note on activation for mac
Signed-off-by: Alex Ellis (OpenFaaS Ltd) <alexellis2@gmail.com>
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```bash
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curl -sLS https://get.slicervm.com | sudo bash
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slicer activate
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The activate command will start an OAuth Device Flow via GitHub. Follow the instructions to complete the flow, and you'll get a license key valid for 30 days. The key is written to `~/.slicer/LICENSE` along with a GitHub token. The token can be used to refresh the license key without going through Device Flow again.
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**Setup the license key**
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If you have a higher tier than Individual, you'll have received an email with the license key, copy and paste it into a file at `~/.slicer/LICENSE`.
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If you have a subscription for Slicer Individual, Team or Platform, then you'll have received a license key via email. Save it to ~/.slicer/LICENSE`. This license will not expire, so long as your subscription remains active.
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If you're paying for Slicer Individual via GitHub Sponsors, then after installation, you should run `slicer activate` to link your GitHub account to your Slicer installation. The keys for sponsors last for 30 days, but can be refreshed using the same command.
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Then use the CLI to install the Mac-specific binaries:
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