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Install

One line is enough on any of the three systems. The other two paths are there for a reader who has an agent, or who wants to see every step.

Pick your path

What the one-line install does, in order

  1. Finds Python on your computer, and installs it if it is missing (from python.org on a Mac, with winget on Windows; on Linux it tells you the package to install).
  2. Downloads the desk into a folder called GreekSoup in your home folder.
  3. Installs what the desk needs into that folder. The only thing it puts outside the folder is the small start-at-login entry in step 5.
  4. Copies the settings file into place, empty. Keys come later, on the Settings screen.
  5. Sets the desk to start with your computer and to come back by itself if it stops.
  6. Starts it and opens it in your browser at http://localhost:8765.

Run the same line again later and it only starts the desk; new versions arrive through the strip inside the desk.

What it needs

A Mac, a Windows PC or a Linux computer that you leave on while you work, Python 3.10 or newer (found or installed for you), and a browser. The desk itself takes under 100 MB; the caches it builds take a few hundred more over time.

After the install

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