Closed mcarifio closed 3 years ago
What's the shell output when it exists on the first keystroke?
Anyway, this issue is probably gone on master. Would you like to try it?
Sure. It takes a bunch-o-steps to run from source, so I'll be back when I do so.
Let me know if you need help.
You essentially need to checkout
https://github.com/joachifm/cl-webkit into ~/common-lisp, then run
make
.
If you have Guix, you can use build-scripts/guix.scm.
To clarify the above, in case it is confusing, you want to run make
within the Next repository, not cl-webkit.
@mcarifio Did you get the chance to try it?
Any update on this?
Not from me. The ADD kicked in. I don't know when I'll try this again.
If this occurs again, let's reopen.
Aside:
next
is pretty neat. Thank you.Description
If I run
/usr/local/bin/next
from the command line (bash 5),next
will exit on the first keystoke. If I start the same image using a desktop shortcut (gnome3), it doesn't. At the command line a tty seems to be defined. From the desktop it isn't.I had wanted to create a "wrapping script" to set some GTK* variables before running next. I can still do that, but I also have to create ~/.local/share/applications/next.desktop and run the script. It's a little convoluted. Once I've sanded some of the rust off my common lisp, I can probably do the right customizations in ~/.config/next/init.lisp (and steal from https://github.com/qzdl/.next.d/blob/master/init.lisp) since I really just want to increase the font size.
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Gets a little busy below. I tried to be complete.