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## Windscribe VPN CLI for Arch Linux
-**Update: You can now install this package from AUR: k**
+**Update: You can now install this package from [AUR](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/windscribe-cli/)**
### Overview
This repository contains the files necessary to build Windscribe VPN CLI for Arch Linux. Currently, Windscribe's CLI is in open beta, so users should anticipate breakages.
-### Installing
-In order the install Windscribe's CLI, use the following instructions:
+### Installation
+
+#### Installing From AUR
+- You install this package from the Arch User Repository (AUR) by using `yaourt` and running `yaourt -S windscribe-cli`.
+
+#### Installing From Source
+In order the install Windscribe's CLI from source, use the following instructions:
1. Clone this repository onto your local machine.
2. `cd` into the cloned repository.
3. Execute `makepkg -cs` to build the package.
-4. After the build process is finished, run `sudo pacman -U windscribe-cli-1.0-1-any.pkg.tar` to install the package.
-5. Close out of any active terminals (this is so that bash autocomplete works)
-6. Make sure that the windscribe daemon is running: `systemctl status windscribe.service`
-7. Now running `windscribe` in your terminal should bring-up the CLI
+4. After the build process is finished, run `sudo pacman -U windscribe-cli-1.1-1-[PACKAGE ARCHITECTURE].pkg.tar` to install the
+package.
+
+### Running Windscribe CLI
+1. After installing for the first time, close out of any active terminals (this is so that bash autocomplete works)
+2. Check to see if the windscribe daemon is running: `systemctl status windscribe.service`
+3. If the daemon is not running, you can simply run `sudo systemctl start windscribe`. (If you want the daemon to automatically start on boot, you can run `sudo systemctl enable windscribe`, otherwise you will have to execute `sudo systemctl start windscribe` every time the computer is booted)
+4. Now running `windscribe` in your terminal should bring-up the CLI
+5. To login to windscribe, run `windscribe login`
+6. To connect to windscribe, run `windscribe connect`
+7. If you need additional help, run `windscribe --help`
![Terminal](images/ready.png)
### Resources
[Windscribe](https://windscribe.com/)
-[Windscribe Linux Download](https://windscribe.com/guides/linux) \ No newline at end of file
+[Windscribe Linux Download](https://windscribe.com/guides/linux)