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Can't manage to install on M1 Mac #36
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I am also having this problem |
+1 |
This is on Linux (Arch) as well. I am not familiar with go, updated build instructions are needed. |
I got a little further by banging rocks (and doing this:
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So, a standard library was forked for some reason. I'm not really sure why, and there's no tests. It would be challenging to update this to modern go that supports |
Doesn't work using homebrew either for intel Macs. Looking closer it looks like the team just hasn't kept up with the OS releases in general. Is this a dead project? Looking at check ins, it looks like no movement for 3+ years. |
Sadly, yes, this does appear to be a dead project. The Stanford students working on it have graduated, and the professor leading the project seems to have moved on to other projects as well. Quite a shame, as a mosh developer in mobile-shell/mosh#120 emphatically pointed people here as the One True Solution. |
The professor and the Mosh developer are the same person. :-) I think if somebody is willing to take this over, we're interested to hand this over and work with you. I spoke with the original developers (and somebody interested in taking this over) back on Oct. 5 and we were going to work on a transition plan, but I fear intervening events in the Middle East may have taken priority for them. :-( |
I don't use mac, but I use the Nix If you don't use nix as a package manager, you could try extracting the binaries. |
#33 (comment) works for me™ Sadly it doesn't work with Go 1.22 since they removed |
I followed the brew instructions and got the following
doesn't produce any output
Not sure what this one is, but they produce segmentation faults
I tried downloading go so I could install from source, but could not figure that out.
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