@ -222,16 +222,16 @@ Mr. President, I'm afraid we have a heck of a situation down here...
Consider contributing the script development. It's not too hard if you have enough motivation and spare time. The question is, have you?
- Windows OSes: The script should work on Win 7/10. If it doesn't, consider filling a new issue [here](https://github.com/Fincer/openra-tibsunra2/issues).
⋅⋅*The script is based on: Powershell + Command Prompt + GNU Patch utility
**Windows OSes:** The script should work on Win 7/10. If it doesn't, consider filling a new issue [here](https://github.com/Fincer/openra-tibsunra2/issues).
- The script is based on: Powershell + Command Prompt + GNU Patch utility
- Mac OS X: The most requested OS support feature. Regardless of countless requests, the support is not available yet. The demand for Mac OS X script is a known issue.
⋅⋅*No additional information available
**Mac OS X:** The most requested OS support feature. Regardless of countless requests, the support is not available yet. The demand for Mac OS X script is a known issue.
- No additional information available
- Linux OSes: The script should work on Linux OSes [listed above](https://github.com/Fincer/openra-tibsunra2/#operating-systems). If it doesn't, consider filling a new issue [here](https://github.com/Fincer/openra-tibsunra2/issues). If you consider adding support for a new Linux distribution, you likely want to know that main differences in the script between various linux distributions are as follows:
⋅⋅* variety of dependency package names in OS repositories
⋅⋅* specific package manager commands
⋅⋅* The script is based on: Bash + basic Linux commands (found on many distributions by default)
**Linux OSes:** The script should work on Linux OSes [listed above](https://github.com/Fincer/openra-tibsunra2/#operating-systems). If it doesn't, consider filling a new issue [here](https://github.com/Fincer/openra-tibsunra2/issues). If you consider adding support for a new Linux distribution, you likely want to know that main differences in the script between various linux distributions are as follows:
- Variety of dependency package names in OS repositories
- Specific package manager commands
- The script is based on: Bash + basic Linux commands (found on many distributions by default)
Fincer
8 years ago