If it is not in the repos it isn't going to be used.
Step 1 in getting adoption on the Linux side is making "apt install cheat" and "dnf install cheat" work. Plus whatever the current preferred Mac package manager is.
Step 1 in getting adoption on the Linux side is making "apt install cheat" and "dnf install cheat" work. Plus whatever the current preferred Mac package manager is.
I've looked into creating it previously, but found it to be non-trivial. Like a lot of FOSS maintainers, I'm pretty strapped for time these days, and I simply haven't gotten around to it yet.
The next round of work I want to do on this project is to improve the CI pipeline. My dayjob these days largely involves configuring CI pipelines, and yet the `cheat` workflow for the time being involves me running `make` on my local machine and dragging-and-dropping binaries into the Github UI. It's embarassing.
Once I get the CI squared away, I'll take a look at `apt` packaging.
Seeing this project on Hacker News has given me renewed motivation, however. Perhaps I can free up some time this weekend :)
don't hate the player, hate the game. a lot of folks do this and it is okay.