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Installation for

  • Windows

    • Open PowerShell or Windows Terminal as an Administrator
      • This is done to avoid permission issues with Window's Execution Policy.
      • The alternative would be relying on Microsoft's built in Set-ExecutionPolicy function to work 100% of the time, which is not the case on older builds of Windows 10, which have been reached EOL, but are still supported by BAMM.
    • Copy and paste the command below:
      # 1. Determines the version of Windows you are using, either ARM64 or x64
      # 2. Downloads the appropriate version of BAMM.
      # 3. Starts the installer, but does not explicitly install BAMM, you can manually cancel if you change your mind.
      irm "https://bamm-install.vercel.app/windows" | iex 
      
  • macOS

    • Open terminal and execute the following command:

    # Downloads and executes the installer script which does the following:
    # 1. Determines your macOS version, and validates its atleast 11.0
    # 2. Determines your CPU Architecture
    # 3. Downloads the appropriate binary for your CPU's Architecture
    # 4. Starts the installer, and downloads the binary to your Desktop.
    # 5. Checks if the binary is restricted by Apple Gatekeeper
    
    # If the installer is restricted:
    # You will be prompted whether or not you want the installer to lift the restriction.
    # Apple advises against this, as malware can be written for macOS.
    # The alternative is paying $99/year for an Apple Developer Account, which is not feasible for such a small project.
    
    # If you are on Apple Silicon:
    # The binary will be renamed, and given an ad-hoc signature
    # For more information see: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/seccodesignatureflags/adhoc
    
    curl -sL "https://bamm-install.vercel.app/macos" | /bin/bash
    
  • Linux

    • Open a terminal and execute the following command:

    # Downloads and executes the installer script, which does the following:
    # 1. Determines the Distribution of Linux you are using, either Debian-Based or Fedora-Based
    # 2. Determines your CPU Architecture
    # 3. Downloads the appropriate package for BAMM.
    # 4. Installs the downloaded package.
    
    curl -sL "https://bamm-install.vercel.app/linux" | /bin/bash
    

Opening BAMM 🚀

  • Linux/Windows: bamm
  • MacOS: ./bamm

Uninstallation ⬇️

  • bamm --uninstall