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@Lolig4 Lolig4 commented Jul 8, 2025

install.sh can be renamed to install.bat to run on Windows also does in all environments self updating.

To run file for development: ./install.sh --updated

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Lolig4 commented Jul 8, 2025

I accidentally renamed echo "[*] Neither curl or wget found. Please install one." to echo "[*] Neither curl nor wget found. Please install one."
if you want to merge it, please undo this change.

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CPScript commented Jul 8, 2025

there is already a windows installer.

There is no reason to change it since it also includes the termux setup tool

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Lolig4 commented Jul 8, 2025

With my changes it uses the Windows setup script and the Linux setup script and no longer contains the code from the Linux setup script.

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Lolig4 commented Jul 8, 2025

My idea was because you always insisted that the install.sh can be used for the android studio setup as well as for the termux setup even though we have a separate file for the android studio setup and so I thought, okay, we can just make the install.sh download the setup script and then run it, so we don't have a duplicate coder and still have this functionality

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