Changes to the install script
1. Inform user that it only works for Ubuntu. 2. Use wget to download the file from the main cathook repo. We don't need to maintain a secondary repo if we can avoid it. 3. The file is however not executable. We need to use bash to execute it. 4. The command is all-in-one
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# INSTALLATION
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# INSTALLATION
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## Automatic:
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## Automatic: (Ubuntu based only)
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If you already downloaded the repo, simply run
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If you already downloaded the repo, simply run
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* `install-all`
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* `install-all`
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Else simply run:
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Else simply run:
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* `git clone --recursive https://github.com/nullworks/One-in-all-cathook-install/blob/master/install-all.git`
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* `wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nullworks/cathook/master/install-all && bash install-all`
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and run it's install-all script.
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## Manual:
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## Manual:
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You need CMake to build cathook, CMake should take care of dependencies
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You need CMake to build cathook, CMake should take care of dependencies
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