Stash is a popular utility that allows you to manage your macOS system extensions. Although Stash is designed for macOS users, it can be installed on Clear Linux Latest. In this tutorial, we will guide you through the steps you need to follow to install Stash on Clear Linux Latest.
Before installing Stash, you need to have the following:
The first thing you need to do is to ensure your system is up to date. To do this, open a terminal and run the following commands:
$ sudo swupd update
$ sudo swupd bundle-add package-utils
Stash requires several dependencies to work. Fortunately, Clear Linux Latest makes it easy to install them. To install the dependencies required for Stash, run:
$ sudo swupd bundle-add curl
$ sudo swupd bundle-add git
$ sudo swupd bundle-add cmake
$ sudo swupd bundle-add glib2
$ sudo swupd bundle-add libplist
$ sudo swupd bundle-add libzip
Now that we have installed all the dependencies needed by Stash, let's proceed to clone the Stash Git repository. To clone the Stash repository, run:
$ git clone https://github.com/ktekinay/STASH
With the Stash repository on your system, navigate to the cloned directory:
$ cd STASH
Next, create a build directory and navigate into it:
$ mkdir build && cd build
With the build directory in place, run the following command to generate the required build files:
$ cmake ..
Once cmake has finished generating the required build files, compile and install Stash with:
$ make && sudo make install
You can verify that Stash has been installed correctly by running:
$ stash help
In this tutorial, we have demonstrated how to install Stash on Clear Linux Latest. With Stash's installation complete, you can now start managing your macOS system extensions.
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