[FEAT]: Add Linux support for lino#2
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This commit introduces support for Linux on x86 and arm architectures. It also includes a fix for a missing 'end' keyword in a Linux-specific block.
Homebrew don't support 32bit linux binary
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Testing InstructionsTo test this version before merging: # Uninstall any existing `lino` installation from the old tap
brew uninstall lino
# Untap the previous Formula
brew untap cgi-fr/lino
# Tap into my repository to access the updated formula
brew tap gambhirsharma/homebrew-lino
# Install the formula from my tap
brew install lino |
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This PR enables full Linux compatibility for the
linoformula.Previously macOS-only, users can now install and use
linoviaHomebrew on Linux environments.
Successfully tested on
Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS (x86_64).Note: This formula will not work on 32-bit Linux architectures due
to a limitation of Homebrew on Linux.