Clink is a powerful command-line interface (CLI) enhancement tool for Windows that offers various features and functionalities, including autocomplete, history search, and syntax highlighting. It can be installed on EndeavourOS Latest by following the steps outlined below.
Before installing Clink on EndeavourOS Latest, ensure that you have the following:
To download Clink, visit the official website at https://short.swurl.xyz/. Then, click the "Download Clink" button to start the download process.
Alternatively, you can download the latest Clink release from the GitHub repository if the download from the official website fails.
Once you have downloaded Clink to your system, extract the compressed file into a directory of your choice using your favorite archiving software.
Next, open the Command Prompt or PowerShell and navigate to the directory where you extracted Clink using the cd command.
cd C:\path\to\clink
After navigating to the Clink directory, run the following command to install Clink on your system:
.\install.bat -y
Your system will prompt you for administrative privileges, and if granted, it will install Clink.
Clink is now installed on your system; you only need to set up your preferred configuration.
To configure Clink, type the following command into your Command Prompt or PowerShell:
clink set [option] [value]
For instance, to enable auto-suggestion, syntax highlighting, and custom colors, use the following commands:
clink set autosuggestion.enabled=true
clink set color.enabled=true
clink set color.prompt=bold-green
You can customize Clink to suit your needs by using any of the available options.
Congratulations! You have successfully installed Clink on your EndeavourOS Latest system. Clink is an excellent tool that enhances the overall functionality of Windows Command Prompt, making it a more powerful and convenient CLI.
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