🏃♂️ Getting Started
Before using Umar, please check your OS first. Umar was created for Linux systems, especially Arch Linux. I highly recommend running Umar on that system.
Warning
Although it might work on other Linux distros, macOS, or Windows WSL, I have not tested Umar extensively on those platforms. I once tested it on Fedora 42 and Ubuntu 24.04—some commands worked, some didn’t. So, be careful when using it.
Danger
Umar doesn’t work on Windows CLI systems (such as PowerShell or Command Prompt).
Tip
You can always check the Umar's source code through the commands umar r or umar p. This might give you more confidence to use it next time.
If you’re not sure about what you’re doing, please don’t proceed.
Installation
To install Umar, run the following command:
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If the
install.shURL above doesn’t work, you can use this URL instead:https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dalikewara/umar/master/install.sh.
Tip
If you’re concerned about safety and security, you can download the install.sh file first and execute it manually. Or, you can view the install.sh source code at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dalikewara/umar/master/install.sh.
Upgrade
If you already have Umar installed, simply run the following command to upgrade to the latest version:
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Usage
Just run this command:
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It will list all available commands you can use.