To compile/install/run q>q, you need rust, which you can install here. You will also need to run git clone https://github.com/unstable-errors/q-q.git if you're on Linux/MacOS. If you're on Windows download and unzip the zip file of the source code. If there is a release, get the source code (or the binary and run that!)
To install q>q, you need to compile the source code and run cargo install --path=. in the directory of the compiled source code.
If you want to compile but not install or run q>q, all you need to do is run cargo build in the directory of the source code to compile it.
To run q>q, you need to install q>q and run cargo run in the directory of the installation.
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