Worth updating the README.md to mention that this is not cross-platform

[Pomax]

Node and NPM are cross-platform, so if it's on npm, folks expect things to work regardless of whether they're (forced to) work with Windows or Linux/BSD (including macos). Since this project is heavily dependent on shell scripting and standard unix tools, Windows users are SoL, and it would be nice if the README.md could be updated to make it clear that this won't work on Window, even if it works in WSL, which is not Windows but just another way to virtualize/emulate a different OS.

(although in this case it also doesn't work in WSL using Node 20, citing /home/yourusername/.npm/_npx/61069fd06d154ce3/node_modules/@fathyb/carbonyl-linux-amd64/build/carbonyl: error while loading shared libraries: libnss3.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)

[Enzzo9]

I got the same error...

[Enzzo9]

Im on termux

[the-homeless-god]

(although in this case it also doesn't work in WSL using Node 20, citing /home/yourusername/.npm/_npx/61069fd06d154ce3/node_modules/@fathyb/carbonyl-linux-amd64/build/carbonyl: error while loading shared libraries: libnss3.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)

WSL is not a Linux, it's situation when you're virtualizing Linux's distribution
So first of all need to figure out what's kinda of distribution has been installed
For example: Ubuntu 18

After that just install required staff on your distribution, because Ubuntu is not full to support everything

For example:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libnss3-dev
sudo apt-get install libasound2

OR if you want to have a workability from the box just use Docker/Podman

I think it's not required to be added to documentation, because each distribution of Linux (and WSL wrapper) provides own definition of what's installed and provisioned out of the box

Have a fun!

[Pomax]

It looks like you didn't fully read the original comment, which is about the fact that it doesn't run on Windows.