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You can use the `--prefix=<path>` argument to change the default install location.
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The default prefix is `/usr/local/bin` on a Mac and `~/.local/bin` on Linux and WSL. You may not have write access to this directory by default, in which case, if you still want to use the default prefix, you can replace `sh` with `sudo sh` in the above commands.
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### AUR
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There are binary packages available in the Arch user repository, which you can install using your favorite AUR helper. For instance, with `yay`:
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```
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yay -S epoch-bin
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```
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or for the nightly pre-release:
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```
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yay -S epoch-nightly-bin
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```
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### Manual Download
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Regular and nightly release builds of Epoch can be downloaded from the [Epoch release page](https://github.com/lf-lang/epoch/releases). Download the archive that matches your OS and architecture, and extract the contents.
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MacOS requires extra steps before being able to execute the app:
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```
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xattr -cr Epoch.app
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```
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To install, drag the Epoch.app file to your Applications folder. You can then invoke the app as follows:
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```
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open -a Epoch.app
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```
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### From Source
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Please refer to the [Epoch GitHub repository](https://github.com/lf-lang/epoch) for build instructions.
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