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**Platform-Specific Notes:**
- **macOS:** As of v1.4.3, NUSGet on macOS is signed with my Developer ID and can be run like any other Mac app.
- **Windows:** On Windows, you'll likely need to allow NUSGet.exe in your antivirus program. This includes Windows Defender, which is almost guaranteed to prevent the app from being run. This is not because NUSGet is malicious in any way, it's just that NUSGet isn't popular enough to be "known" to Windows, and I don't have the expensive signing certificate necessary to work around this. If you're in doubt, you can look at all of NUSGet's code in this repository.
- **Linux:** No special information applies on Linux, however you can build NUSGet yourself if you'd like to have it as an installed application with an icon that will appear in your favorite application launcher. See [here](https://github.com/NinjaCheetah/NUSGet?tab=readme-ov-file#for-linux-users) for more information.
- **Linux:** If you're using X11, make sure to install the `xcb-cursor0` library (`libxcb-cursor0` on Ubuntu). You can build NUSGet yourself if you'd like to have it as an installed application with an icon that will appear in your favorite application launcher. See [here](https://github.com/NinjaCheetah/NUSGet?tab=readme-ov-file#for-linux-users) for more information.

## Building
### System Requirements
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