kalk
is supported on the following platforms:
The current stable version: 0.11.0
(Release notes)
kalk
requires a terminal that supports ANSI escape codes.kalk
works best on Windows 10 which has built-in support for terminal with ANSI escape codes and with the new Windows Terminal.kalk
might not work well if your terminal doesn't have the same level of support than the Windows Terminal regarding ANSI escape codes.If you have .NET 7.0 SDK already installed, you can then easily install kalk
as a .NET global tool:
$ dotnet tool install --global kalk
If you have already kalk installed, use the update command:
$ dotnet tool update --global kalk
The easiest way to install kalk
on Windows is to install it as a .NET global tool as described above.
Alternatively, you can download:
If you're a Scoop user, then you can install kalk
from the official bucket:
$ scoop install kalk
On Ubuntu and all Debian derivatives
$ wget https://github.com/xoofx/kalk/releases/download/0.11.0/kalk.0.11.0.linux-x64.deb
$ sudo apt install ./kalk.0.11.0.linux-x64.deb
On CentOS, RHEL & Fedora (RPM)
$ wget https://github.com/xoofx/kalk/releases/download/0.11.0/kalk.0.11.0.linux-x64.rpm
$ sudo rpm –i ./kalk.0.11.0.linux-x64.rpm
kalk
requires a macOS with High Sierra or higher.
You can install kalk
with homebrew
$ brew tap xoofx/kalk
$ brew install kalk
You can upgrade kalk
with the following brew command:
$ brew upgrade kalk
You can also download a tar.gz archive kalk.0.11.0.osx-x64.tar.gz