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BASH: set variables for ANSI text color escape sequences
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This is a guide for running Half-Life 2 on your Switch. Please be aware that this isn't a great way of playing Half-Life 2 - do not expect this mod to work perfectly.
Thank you to Bringus Studios for fixing save files not showing up!
NOTE: I am assuming that you have basic knowledge about how modding games on the Switch works. I will not provide support for questions like "how do I install Atmosphère / CFW", "how do I make an emuMMC", "how do I extract games", etc. For help with modding your console, see the NH Switch Guide.
WARNING: While this mod should be fairly safe to use, I do not take any responsibility if your Portal save data is deleted, you get banned from Nintendo Switch Online, or if your Switch explodes.
Go to the release page of cli/cli, and get the compatible build for Perlmutter. The latest version as of July 1, 2024 is GitHub CLI 2.52.0 linux amd64
Untar the file, and move the single binary executable gh to path which is included in the list of the env PATH, or add the path to it in your $HOME/.bashrc.ext;
Similarly, move the share/man subdiretory into a place already pointed to by the env MANPATH, or the new path to $HOME/.bashrc.ext;
Add bash (or other shell) completion by adding eval "$(gh completion -s bash)" into $HOME/.bashrc.ext. After opening a new terminal, you would be able to test the installation with which gh, man gh and use the tab key for sub-command completion (tab once to auto complete the command, tab twice to list all possible completions).
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