Precompiled binaries

Binaries are made available at every release in download.

The archives also contain dysk’s man page and shell completion scripts.

You may download previous releases on GitHub releases.

When you download executable files, you’ll have to ensure the shell can find them. An easy solution on linux is for example to put them in /usr/local/bin. You may also have to set them executable using chmod +x dysk.

From crates.io

You’ll need to have the Rust development environment installed and up to date.

Once it’s installed, use cargo to install dysk:

cargo install --locked dysk

Note: If there’s a compilation error, it most often means either that you’re missing some compilation dependency (on ubuntu/debian try sudo apt install build-essential) or that you have an old version of the compiler, and you should update it (for example with rustup update).

From source

You’ll need to have the Rust development environment installed.

Fetch the Canop/dysk repository, move to the dysk directory, then run

cargo install --locked --path .

Community maintained

conda-forge

dysk is available as a conda package on conda-forge for the following platforms

and can be installed globally with Pixi:

pixi global install dysk

or into a particular project with Pixi:

pixi add dysk

or with conda:

conda install --channel conda-forge dysk

Third party repositories

Those packages are maintained by third parties and may be less up to date.