Update: Decided to go with Torzu from the AUR. Thanks for all of your responses, everyone.

      • DebatableRaccoon@lemmy.caEnglish
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        9 months ago

        On that link. Scroll down to releases and download the Windows .zip file. If you’re not on Windows, you’re going to be learning to build from source.

        • pablodaniel@lemmings.worldBanned from communityOPEnglish
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          9 months ago

          Thank you. I didn’t know there was a “releases” section to the right of Github repositories.

          • Die4Ever@retrolemmy.comEnglish
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            9 months ago

            Github really tries to hide the Releases page lol it’s so annoying as a dev, it’s even worse on mobile

            I usually end up just directly linking to /releases/latest

            • LeninOnAPrayer@lemm.eeEnglish
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              9 months ago

              I think it’s a good design in some ways and worse in others.

              For this case it’s annoying because it’s just a .zip that has the binaries ready to go i assume.

              But you really want the focus to be on the README and good install instructions. Especially when the releases are just uncomiled source code (which is common).

              So I think GitHub leaves this focus on the README and let’s the dev decide what is the focus of the people visiting.

              • Die4Ever@retrolemmy.comEnglish
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                9 months ago

                Well it doesn’t really focus on your README either because all the files and folders are above it

                • _cryptagion [he/him]@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
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                  9 months ago

                  This is gonna be a controversial take, but when Github was formed it was never meant to be the main website of your project. Even though there are Pages now, it’s still primarily a Git repository host for developers, not a front-end website for end users of those projects.