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Looks cool. I am trying to avoid manually installing software, especially on production machines. It makes it difficult to maintain and upgrade. Any plans for `

• nerdponx 10y ago
  To be fair, it's a single binary. Couldn't you just "install" it in ~/bin?
• djsumdog 10y ago
  I tried `go get -u github.com/bcicen/ctop` since I prefer uses the source, but there appear to be some syntax errors in master. Guess I could have added the tag, but I just used the binary. You should check if `fpm` has support for making packages for go projects (It should. It supports Python and Ruby). Then it should be simply to create packages, sign them and put them on your company repo. I've worked at shops where we do this and even run update scripts to tell us when new versions are available and kick of the fpm build process.
  • icebraining 10y ago
    fpm can package anything, you can literally throw any old directory at it and get a .deb or .rpm out.