[#41, #42] Add Linux/Mac installation instructions via Scarf #111
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Hey @aviaviavi, |
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Hi @vrom911, sure thing! |
chshersh
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Hi, @aviaviavi, we've decided that we will add installation instructions to |
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@chshersh sounds good. Let me know if I can help 👍 |
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Hello! I saw in #41 and #42 that installation via a package manager was an open issue. I have made
hit-oninstallable via Scarf (disclaimer: I am the author of Scarf, another Haskell project 😄 ). I'd be happy to transfer package ownership to kowainik so you can see hit-on's usage information, manage the package, and if you're interested, charge companies when hit-on is used in a commercial setting.