Closed winks closed 7 years ago
Strange. One thing you could try is to set the XI_CORE
environment variable to /home/florian/.cargo/bin/xi-core
in your script before launching xi-gtk to see if that works.
Generally I'm not a big fan of ninja install
as a user with a custom prefix. ninja install
does things like installing a desktop file and a D-Bus service file that can't just be at an arbitrary location.
I am not a fan of installing stuff directly to /usr/local
, I use GNU stow. ;)
Anyway, thanks for the quick reply, setting XI_CORE
works like a charm.
I'm also not a big fan of using ninja install
directly (especially as root). The main use case for ninja install
I see is to help you create a package for whatever package manager you are using.
I have the following problem:
but if I run this wrapper (or a symlink) with dmenu, I get the same result as if xi-core is not in
~/.cargo/bin/
So I guess this is a dmenu problem, and I can accept that it's meant to be installed because it's not just a single binary, but I could easily enough fix that by running
ninja install
as a user with a custom prefix. If that's possible, could that be added to the instructions?