Closed FoUStep closed 6 years ago
For the moment you can rename the launcher to match the shortcut's path : mv /usr/bin/Ledger\ Wallet\ Ripple /usr/bin/Ledger
or create a new shortcut or go directly launch /usr/bin/Ledger\ Wallet\ Ripple.
The issue will not be here anymore in the coming release.
Renaming the launcher like you suggested does not solve the problem. It's a symlink to _/usr/share/ledger_walletripple/Ledger\ Wallet\ Ripple: bin/bash: line 1: Ledger: command not found
I tried to change _/usr/share/ledger_walletripple/Ledger\ Wallet\ Ripple to _/usr/share/ledger_walletripple/Ledger to no avail.
The file has executable rights.
sudo dpkg -i ledger_wallet_ripple_linux_x86.deb (Reading database ... 209299 files and directories currently installed.) Preparing to unpack ledger_wallet_ripple_linux_x86.deb ... Unpacking ledger-wallet-ripple-ia32 (1-2) over (1-2) ... Setting up ledger-wallet-ripple-ia32 (1-2) ... Processing triggers for gnome-menus (3.13.3-9) ... Processing triggers for desktop-file-utils (0.23-1) ... Processing triggers for mime-support (3.60) ...
Installation without issues. However when I want to start the app: /usr/bin/Ledger\ Wallet\ Ripple
Dec 20 08:54:36 step /usr/lib/gdm3/gdm-x-session[1591]: /bin/bash: line 1: Ledger: command not found
It's like it doesn't add the "\" for the entire application name when starting, so it tries to start: /usr/bin/Ledger
Which doesn't seem to work. Anyone any idea?