Closed yellowsink closed 3 years ago
System environment variables are generally stored in
/etc/environment
,
This is one of the many files typical Linux systems used to manipulate environment variables, yes.
however bedrock resets this each boot and requires setting it in
/bedrock/etc/bedrock.conf
.
This is a known defect I plan to resolve in 0.8 Naga. For the time being, the recommended work around is indeed to set one's desired variables in bedrock.conf
.
Wouldn't it make more sense to just keep
/etc/environment
stored in thebedrock
stratum and not on any other strata?
I don't follow how this makes more. More sense than what? In what way?
This is a known defect I plan to resolve in 0.8 Naga.
Oh sorry I misunderstood, I thought that was intentional
System environment variables are generally stored in
/etc/environment
, however bedrock resets this each boot and requires setting it in/bedrock/etc/bedrock.conf
.Wouldn't it make more sense to just keep
/etc/environment
stored in thebedrock
stratum and not on any other strata?