Windows Host

Windows users can use the tool under WSL (Windows Subsystem For Linux). Make sure it's under WSL2 for better compatibility.

As the tool is primarily written for Linux based as well as Docker in Windows also runs the underlying technology in the Linux subsystem. There is no need to rewrite or port the tool over to the Windows shell.

Windows users can directly benefit from running a full-fledged Linux environment from within Windows.

Provided you've gone through the prerequisites with WSL available and Docker installation completed, load the Windows Terminal, type and run:

wsl

You will now be in Linux userspace.

Now you can follow the commands and setups for getting and registering the tool to be used.

If all goes accordingly, you should be able to just run the tool with the command:

igm