Installing Exo

Standalone Installer
To install to ~/.exo with no other system changes, run:
curl -sL https://exo.deref.io/install | bash
Homebrew (MacOS or Linux)
brew tap deref/tap
brew install exo
See Deref's Homebrew tap for the package source.
Linux Packages
Linux packages are available for Debian, Alpine, RPM and Homebrew, as well as in a binary format: Latest Release Artifacts.
Debian
Download the latest .deb file from the release link above and run the following command:
sudo apt install ./exo_VERSION_linux_ARCH.deb
Note: the file path must be specified either as an absolute path or with a leading ./.
Alpine
Download the latest .apk file from the release link above and run the following command:
apk add --allow-untrusted ./exo_VERSION_linux_ARCH.apk
RPM
Download the latest .rpm file from the release link above and run the following command:
sudo rpm -i ./exo_VERSION_linux_ARCH.rpm
Manual Installation
Download the latest exo_standalone_VERSION_OS_ARCH.tar.gz file from the latest release and extract the contents:
tar -zxf exo_standalone_VERSION_OS_ARCH.tar.gz
Move the exo binary to an appropriate directory:
mkdir -p ~/.exo/bin && mv ./exo ~/.exo/bin
Add that directory to your shell's PATH:
export PATH="$HOME/.exo/bin:$PATH"
You will need to do this in your shell configuration (e.g. .bashrc/.zshrc) if you wish this to persist.
Shell Completions
Shell completion support is available for bash, zsh, fish, and powershell. For installation instructions, run exo completion --help.

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