Eat is an open-source Package Manager for Linux, a clone of Unix.
Eat provides many ways to install programs without modifiying your PATH
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Instead, it just creates Bash aliases. You can modify your shell's init script to add the program.
To install Eat, just run this command in your Linux command-line:
bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Tyler887/eat/main/inst-script.sh -#)"
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