README.md: Add x-cmd method to install lazydocker #579
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- Hi, we have implemented a lightweight [package manager using shell and awk](https://www.x-cmd.com/pkg/). It helps you download lazydocker release packages from the internet and extract them into a unified directory for management, without requiring root permissions. - **I mean, can the installation method provided by x-cmd be added to the lazydocker README?**[The installation method for the x command](https://www.x-cmd.com/start/) ```sh x env use lazydocker ``` - Furthermore, the [`x lazydocker`](https://www.x-cmd.com/pkg/lazydocker) command is provided, which automatically downloads and calls `lazydocker` without affecting the environment, such as not modifying the `PATH` variable.
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Hi, we have implemented a lightweight package manager using shell and awk. It helps you download lazydocker release packages from the internet and extract them into a unified directory for management, without requiring root permissions.
I mean, can the installation method provided by x-cmd be added to the lazydocker README?The installation method for the x command
Furthermore, the
x lazydockercommand is provided, which automatically downloads and callslazydockerwithout affecting the environment, such as not modifying thePATHvariable.