Install

Linux Deb (Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, Pop!_os)

1. Go to the latest release and download the .deb package.
   • It should look like dug.<version>.linux-x64.deb
2. On most distros double clicking the .deb package will allow you to install via a UI, alternatively it can be installed by running sudo dpkg -i ./dug.<version>.linux-x64.deb

Linux RPM (RHEL, CentOS, Fedora)

1. Go to the latest release and download the .rpm package.
   • It should look like dug.<version>.linux-x64.rpm
2. On most distros double clicking the .deb package will allow you to install via a UI, alternatively it can be installed by running rpm -i ./dug.<version>.linux-x64.deb

Arch

A friend put dug in the AUR! here

Snap

Install snap if you dont have it Guide

1. Run: sudo snap install unfrl-dug
2. Invoke with: unfrl-dug [OPTIONS]

Note: Annoyingly dug is a reserved package name and I am waiting for them to give it to me. When I get it the package will just be named dug

Docker

Not sure if this counts as an "Installation" but there is a docker image available here

OSX

1. Go to the latest release and download the osx binary.
   • It should look like dug-osx-x64
2. You should be able to download that, make is executable, and run it from the terminal. Then you can put it somewhere and update your path so you can execute it from anywhere.

Windows

Chocolatey (choco cli)

Chocolatey manually reviews all packages, which takes a while, so this can lag behind the latest. status info here

1. Run: choco install dug

Executable

1. Go to the latest release and download the .exe binary.
   • It should look like dug.exe
2. You should be able to download that and run it from the terminal. Then you can put it somewhere and update your path so you can execute it from anywhere.