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Add a simple hint #231

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Expand Up @@ -46,6 +46,11 @@ setlocal DISABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
c:\path\to\php.exe "c:\path\to\pickle.phar" %*
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On linux systems, you can create shortcut, so command will be available globally:
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Well, that's not a shortcut ;P
You simply need to have pickle in a directory listed in the PATH environment variable, and to be sure it's executable (chmod +x pickle)

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Yes, whatever it is called. Just having it available from any location with just typing pickle (instead of usr/pickle as stated in readme) will be nice to have, so, however you like, it will be good if you added in readme, a simple instruction "how to add pickle (with chmod-ed flags)" in PATH.

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There's already a note about this: see

And finally you can add it to your path or copy it in /usr/local/bin or your favorite binary directory.

a few lines above.

```sh
$ sudo cp pickle /usr/bin
```

If someone would be kind enough to write an installer script, we would be eternally thankful :)

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