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Crytrax/_CX built an installer for sampctl, this is the easiest and fastest way to get sampctl on your Windows machine:
If you're conscious of what executables you run on your system, you can check the installer's source code here.
Installing sampctl
on Windows is a simple task. I use the beautifully simple
scoop.sh app manager (it's like apt-get
for Windows).
Installing scoop is very easy, first make sure you have allowed PowerShell to execute local scripts:
set-executionpolicy remotesigned -scope currentuser
Then simply install Scoop:
iex (new-object net.webclient).downloadstring('https://get.scoop.sh')
If you run into issues, make sure you read the Scoop Quick-Start Documentation.
And installing sampctl
is another one-liner:
scoop bucket add southclaws https://github.com/Southclaws/scoops.git; scoop install sampctl
if you're extra lazy you can concatenate those two lines into one,
separated by a ;
!
You can then run sampctl
from PowerShell, CMD, git-bash, etc. but you will
need to restart any open terminals if you installed scoop for the first time so
it is loaded into the PATH
environment variable properly.
If you use Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) you can simply follow the Linux (Debian/Ubuntu) installation instructions. This has not been tested by me but I'm told that it works flawlessly.
If for some reason you can't use Scoop, you can install sampctl by hand.
- Create a directory on your
C:\
drive root namedsampctl
- A Download a Windows release of sampctl and place the .exe file into the
sampctl
directory you created - Add
C:\sampctl\
to your system PATH (Dead easy, use Google if you're not sure how) - Open a new shell (PowerShell, Cmd or Bash) and type
sampctl
- if you did the above correctly, you'll see the sampctl help text
Simply update your scoop metadata then upgrade the sampctl app itself:
scoop update
scoop update sampctl
More information in the Scoop documentation.