And it's a bit weird to announce it as cross-platform (windows support) and not promote a cross-platform setup/install process. And through a third party url s

And it's a bit weird to announce it as cross-platform (windows support) and not promote a cross-platform setup/install process. And through a third party url shortener of all things?! There's no guarantee what'll come out the other side of a bit.ly link... At least leverage github directly, rather than add another level of indirection ... Looking at the pointer: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nicolargo/glancesautoinstall/master/install.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nicolargo/glancesautoinsta... It doesn't even appear to support os x, installs via pip anyway (as root, unconditionally if you happen to have sudo credentials cached, or allow the script to elevate privileges). This is probably never what you want, with the possible exception of a docker image, chroot/jail or similar. And it really makes little sense to hard-depend on bash/sh for a cross-platform python utility - if pip install is too complicated, it shouldn't be too arduous to provide a sane python script for installation, that does most of this song and dance [and default to a virtual env] on all supported platforms. It's not like it can run without python, anyway...