Closed Radivarig closed 8 years ago
There is also an additional Emacs script
Why is it changed to bash?
Most Unixes use(d) bash as an alias for sh anyway. Ubuntu uses dash as an alias for sh. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DashAsBinSh Which means that a lot of bash specific syntax in these scripts doesn't work on ubuntu-based linuxes.
Rather than change all the scripts to standard sh, specifying the use of bash was simpler since that is the language the scripts were actually written in.
cheers blaize (aka demented hedgehog)
On 22/09/15 05:32, Juraj Fiala wrote:
Why is it changed to bash?
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OK, so ready for merge? (btw @Radivarig do you have merge rights?)
@DoctorJellyface , seems like I don't even tho I'm added to maintainers group
Weird. Do you want them, or shall I just merge it?
Yeah, so I can do merges if there will be any
By the way, how's the arch package going?
Done.
You mean the native Unity package? Just check out unity-editor
, it's been fully functional from day 0.
Lol, I was searching for unity3d. Cool
@DoctorJellyface I installed unity-editor but opening in MD is not working, does it open for you (without scripts)?
Eh? What scripts? Just run monodevelop-unity
, it's bundled with it.
And yes, it opens correctly.
Did a fresh install of unity and opening a script lauched empty MD, so I used my native script, just removed wine path.
Oh yeah, the Unity-MD don't communicate well, try to first synchronize with MD, and if that doesn't work, simply use the Arch MD.
Thanks to @dementedhedgehog for reporting the issue and testing on Ubuntu