Fix Linux/MacOS installation from pre-built binaries script #42
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Hello, I was trying to install the latest version in my linux environment and had to tweak your install script because it wasn't working.
My suggestion is to not prepend the release version to the binary file, otherwise you will have to change the README everytime you release. Doing it this way ensures you don't have to touch that script anymore! (Just keeping posting latest releases though.)
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tarcommand was not working because the-Cflag changes the target directory only, but it doesn't change the target file. I added an extramvto change the final binary to a simpletogo.