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Liz's suggestion, and a good one

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  • Documentation
    • Enhanced the onboarding guide for setting up GnosisVPN on macOS.
    • Included explicit command examples to make the binary executable for both Apple Silicon and Intel systems.
    • Added clear guidance on including the file path when executing the command.

Liz's suggestion, and a good one
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The pull request updates the ONBOARDING.md file for GnosisVPN on macOS by adding more explicit instructions for making the downloaded binary executable. It now includes command line examples for both ARM and Intel architectures and reminds users to include the file path. No changes were made to exported or public entity declarations.

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ONBOARDING.md Clarified the binary execution step by adding explicit command examples (chmod +x ./gnosis_vpn-aarch64-darwin for ARM and an alternative for Intel), with a note on including the file path.

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    U->>T: Executes the provided chmod command with proper file path
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161-162: Binary Path Clarification and Formatting Note

The inline note specifying the binary path (e.g., ./gnosis_vpn-aarch64-darwin) reinforces the importance of using the correct file path. As a minor improvement, please verify that any trailing backticks in the related privileged access command examples are removed to avoid confusion when users copy and paste commands.

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154-157: Explicit File Permission Instructions Added for macOS

The instructions now include clear chmod command examples for both ARM and Intel architectures. This explicit guidance should help users correctly set executable permissions for the downloaded binary, reducing potential setup errors.


```bash
chmod +x ./gnosis_vpn-aarch64-darwin
# depending on your system, alternatively: chmod +x ./gnosis_vpn-x86_64-darwin
```

`./gnosis_vpn-aarch64-darwin` is the path to the file you downloaded
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no necessarily

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esterlus commented Feb 3, 2025

Applied one of your changes to other PR

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@esterlus esterlus deleted the mjadach-iv-patch-1 branch February 3, 2025 15:44
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