···6868 * Install: `$HOME/.local/bin/atfile`
6969 * As `sudo`/`root`: `/usr/local/bin/atfile`
7070 * Config: `$HOME/.config/atfile.env`
7171- * As `root` (not `sudo`): `/root/.config/atfile.env`
7271* **macOS**
7372 * Install: `$HOME/.local/bin/atfile`
7473 * As `sudo`/`root`: `/usr/local/bin/atfile`
7574 * Config: `$HOME/Library/Application Support/atfile.env`
7676- * As `root` (not `sudo`): `/root/.config/atfile.env`
7775* **Haiku**
7876 * Install: `/boot/system/non-packaged/bin/atfile`
7977 * Config: `$HOME/config/settings/atfile.env`
···9492#### Repository
95939694If you've pulled this repository, you can also use ATFile by simply calling `./atfile.sh` — it functions just as a regular compiled version of ATFile, including reading from the same config file. Debug messages are turned on by default: disable these by setting `ATFILE_DEBUG=0`.
9595+9696+To compile, run `./atfile.sh build`. The built version will be available at `./bin/atfile-<version>[+git.<hash>].sh`.
97979898**Using a development version against your ATProto account could potentially inadvertently damage records.**
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