Windows support is likely going to be challenging because all of our scripts are in bash format. Ideally, I'm looking for a way that we can still run bash scripts on Windows. I'm open to using WSL but we would still need access to PowerShell and stuff like Chocolatey. We can probably accomplish this with either WSL or Cygwin. What are your thoughts?
To bring support to Windows, after figuring out how to add Bash / other UNIX command line tools to Windows, we have to test / update the ZX installer (under home/dot_local/bin/install-program) and also debug all the scripts under home/.chezmoiscripts to make them work with Windows.
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Windows support is likely going to be challenging because all of our scripts are in bash format. Ideally, I'm looking for a way that we can still run bash scripts on Windows. I'm open to using WSL but we would still need access to PowerShell and stuff like Chocolatey. We can probably accomplish this with either WSL or Cygwin. What are your thoughts?
To bring support to Windows, after figuring out how to add Bash / other UNIX command line tools to Windows, we have to test / update the ZX installer (under
home/dot_local/bin/install-program) and also debug all the scripts underhome/.chezmoiscriptsto make them work with Windows.Be sure to read the docs: https://install.doctor/docs
:thumbsup: Can you contribute?
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