QuickInstall Windows

To set up and install Tenfingers on Linux, you only need to do these two steps:

1: forward port 46000 to your PC

Download, configure and run Tenfingers:

  1. Install python (https://www.python.org/downloads/windows/)

  2. Install CryptoDomeX:

pip3 install pycryptodomex

  1. Create a folder, for example a folder /Tenfingers/ on your desktop, so with USERNAME being your, you guessed it, user name, the folders full path is:

C:\Users\USERNAME\Desktop\Tenfingers\

In this folder, run:

git clone https://codeberg.org/Valmond/Tenfingers.git

or if you do not have git installed, go to https://codeberg.org/Valmond/Tenfingers and in the [...] menu, download a zipped version that you can unzip in your folder.

  1. Add "C:\Users\USERNAME\Desktop\Tenfingers\Tenfingers\tenfingers" to PATH (this is where the python files live)

In the start menu, search for "PATH" and select "Edit the system environment variables"

Click [Environment Variables...]

Add it to the PATH variable

Note: commandline windows needs to be restarted for the new PATH variable to be detected

  1. In a command line window, go to the folder you just added to PATH

cd "C:\Users\USERNAME\Desktop\Tenfingers\Tenfingers\tenfingers"

  1. In that folder, run the setup:

python setup.py

  1. In that folder, run:

python listener.py

to run the listener (you want to make this automatically at start up)

  1. in that folder, make a file "10f.bat" and paste this into it:

python "C:\Users\USERNAME\Desktop\Tenfingers\Tenfingers\tenfingers\10f.py" %*

You can now type:

10f.bat

to use the 10f command line any where

Bootstrap

Download a test link

And in a freshly opened terminal (the PATH will not be found in the terminal if you just set it all up):

10f.bat testlink

Should download a testlink.txt and give your listener its first address.

Note:

Examples might use 10f which is a Linux alias, you will need to une 10f.bat instead because you are on windows.

For more: see Usage