Clink is a powerful command line interface (CLI) enhancement tool designed to improve the functionality and user experience of the Windows command prompt. In this tutorial, we'll explore how to install Clink on FreeBSD Latest.
Before installing Clink, we need to make sure that all required dependencies are installed on our system. We can do this by running the following command:
sudo pkg install -y curl git
Next, use curl to download the latest version of Clink. To do this, issue the following command in the terminal:
curl -L https://short.swurl.xyz/download | tar -xz
Once Clink has been downloaded, navigate to the extracted directory and run the installation script:
cd clink_0.4.9
./install.sh
During the installation process, you'll be prompted to choose your preferred shell. Select the appropriate option based on your system settings.
Once the installation has completed, we can now configure Clink to our liking. Clink's configuration file is located at the following path:
~/.clink/profile.ps1
You can edit this file to customize your Clink experience. For instance, you can add new aliases, customize the prompt, and more.
At this point, Clink should be fully installed and ready to use. To test things out, open a terminal window and run any command. You should see Clink's enhancements in action.
Congratulations! You've successfully installed Clink on FreeBSD Latest. Now you can enjoy a more powerful and user-friendly command line experience.
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