# Introduction

### System Requirements

RRPM requires Python 3.7+. A minimum 8-bit color system terminal is recommended although 4-bit terminals are also supported. Package managers need to be installed for being available as part of presets.

### Installation

**RRPM** can be installed through pip or by building from the source.

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Installing through pip is recommended
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```bash
pip install rrpm
```

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#### Building from Source

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```bash
git clone https://github.com/pybash1/rrpm.git
cd rrpm
poetry install
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### Checking the Installation

You can check if RRPM is installed correctly by runnning the following command

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```bash
python -m rrpm --help // or rrpm --help if you installed it globally
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### Uninstall

Uninstalling RRPM is as simple as installing it

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```bash
pip uninstall rrpm
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