chore(makefile): comment for install-global to clarify linux support only #3340
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refs #3169 && #3197
Instead of
make install, I was usingmake install-globalbecause my path ordered the go/bin last. Took me a bit of time to clarify why the -t option wasn't working, so I had just removed it locally.. Anyway, figured I'd put this up