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| `install` is an application that comes shipped with [[:openos|OpenOS]]. For most users and in most computer configurations it is expected that the primary method of installing OpenOS is by using this very same `install` application. `install` is also designed to install the software, libraries, and help scripts that come bundled with all the craftable mod-provided [[item:loot_disks|loot disks]]. | `install` is an application that comes shipped with [[:openos|OpenOS]]. For most users and in most computer configurations it is expected that the primary method of installing OpenOS is by using this very same `install` application. `install` is also designed to install the software, libraries, and help scripts that come bundled with all the craftable mod-provided [[item:loot_disks|loot disks]]. | ||
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| The user could have also optionally used some command line args, such as: `install foo --noreboot --nosetlabel`. In which case I would see those values passed to my installer script. | The user could have also optionally used some command line args, such as: `install foo --noreboot --nosetlabel`. In which case I would see those values passed to my installer script. | ||
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