I see that this application is developed by a Mac user and for Mac users, so there's some problems with it running on GNU/Linux.
So in line 263 you have the command "open".
In GNU/Linux there is no such command, but its counterpart is "xdg-open".
You can easily make the script check the system and then use "xdg-open" or "open" depending on the system.
I see that this application is developed by a Mac user and for Mac users, so there's some problems with it running on GNU/Linux. So in line 263 you have the command "open". In GNU/Linux there is no such command, but its counterpart is "xdg-open". You can easily make the script check the system and then use "xdg-open" or "open" depending on the system.