TMSU.org and download this thing. And then I'm going to just move I'm going to move my TMSU directory into my binary holding pin. And then that way it's kind of in my path. It's not actually in my path, but it's close enough within my path that I could do it without thinking about it so much. OK, so now I've got I'm going to just touch foo.txt. I'm going to touch bar.txt and then I'm going to touch baz.org, I think is what I called it. Yeah. OK, so now I've got these files and I'm going to invoke from my bin directory TMSU and I'm going to do an init, i-n-i-t, which creates a little database in my demo directory. So everything within this demo directory is now being not governed by but or managed by, but can is being monitored or monitored, I guess, by TMSU. I like this because if anyone involved has ever used Git, then this is already a very familiar setup. Like this doesn't seem odd, I don't think to anybody. This is this is normal. You can go into a directory. You can run an init (31/54)
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