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<div align="center"><i>Get Eat</i></div>

<strong><p>NOTE: Eat is in alpha stage. We cannot be liable for any bugs in the package
  manager. Use Eat at your own risk.</p></strong>

<p>Eat is supported on hundreds of Linux distributions. Originally, it only worked on Debian
  and derivatives of Debian (e.g. Ubuntu).</p>

<p>Eat has a simple installer maintained by our community. It depends on dialog. To install
  dialog, use APT: <code>sudo apt install dialog</code></p>

<div align="center"><a href="https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jammy/man8/apt.8.html">Learn more about the APT CLI</a></div>

<p>Then to install Eat, run the installer:</p>

<pre>
bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/EatInstall/EatInstaller/HEAD/eatinstaller.sh)"
</pre

<i>ERRORS</i>
<p><b>"Distribution Not Supported":</b> Eat has no support for your distribution. This error usally appears
  on Gentoo Linux, we are working to see if we can support Gentoo in the future.</p>

<p><b>git: command not found:</b> It's probably a bug in your package manager.
  If your distro is Debian or Ubuntu, try <code>sudo apt reinstall git</code> and
  Git should be working.</b></p>

<p><b>Warning: Update check failure:</b> This is possibly when new files are added to Eat's source
  (e.g. adding a new package management utility) or when files are removed from the source distribution.
  Please <code>cd</code> into <code>~/Eat-PKG-Manager</code> and run <code>git pull</code>.</b></p>