Many of the scripts and the C program use hardcoded paths that do not exist, leading to errors like:
xdotool getwindowfocus getwindowpid >> ~/power_up_tool/power-up/v4/config/conf_pid.txt bash: /home/wrudamet/power_up_tool/power-up/v4/config/conf_pid.txt: No such file or directory
You should instead create a directory (power_up_tool) inside the ~/.config directory that is used for configuring user programs in Linux. If for some reason you need many subdirectories, than you should create them as well.
Many of the scripts and the C program use hardcoded paths that do not exist, leading to errors like:
xdotool getwindowfocus getwindowpid >> ~/power_up_tool/power-up/v4/config/conf_pid.txt bash: /home/wrudamet/power_up_tool/power-up/v4/config/conf_pid.txt: No such file or directoryYou should instead create a directory (
power_up_tool) inside the~/.configdirectory that is used for configuring user programs in Linux. If for some reason you need many subdirectories, than you should create them as well.