6 To build Link, it's just the normal 'cmake .. && make' and then 'make install'.
7 Although, instead of using Make, we encourage you to use Ninja to build since it
8 yields a faster build time:
10 $ mkdir build && cd build
12 $ ninja && ninja install
14 By default, Link will be installed in /usr but you can easily change this just
15 by adding to the initial CMake command '-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:PATH=/usr/local'
18 $ cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:PATH=/usr/local ..
24 OpenSSL 3.x is needed to use Link. You can grab a tarball from:
26 https://github.com/openssl/openssl
28 Alternatively, you can install OpenSSL via your package manager of
29 choice. A quick issue to note is that certain distros (i.e. Ubuntu
30 20.10 and below) do not supply OpenSSL 3 in their repositories but
35 zlib is needed to use Link. You can grab a tarball from:
39 Alternatively, you can install zlib via your package manager of
40 choice. Contrary to OpenSSL, there's no reported issues with any
45 Please mail ~aristonl/link-discuss@lists.sr.ht if you have any issues.