Closed colton22 closed 5 years ago
Figured this out. This is written for python 3...
Change the first line from #!/usr/bin/python
to #!/usr/bin/env python3
Also getting main page saying file is not found that is hardcoded under /home/user/Documents/coding/opengospel/opengospel.conf
12 # OpenGospel Constants
13 # Working directory - change this to where OpenGospel is
14 wrk_dir = '/home/carson/Documents/coding/opengospel'
15 css_dir = wrk_dir + '/scriptures.redo/'
16 config = wrk_dir + '/opengospel.conf'
I would change it to:
# OpenGospel Constants
13 # Working directory - change this to where OpenGospel is
14 wrk_dir = '.'
15 css_dir = wrk_dir + '/scriptures.redo/'
16 config = wrk_dir + '/opengospel.conf'
17 # OpenGospel version
18 ver = "0.3"
The dot will just specify relative path to the current directory. We will have to locate a better way to find the scripts full path.
@hyperdriveguy, I see your last commit was Sep 11, 2017.. This this something you're still interested in dev'ing?
It's been a little while because there's been very little interest until recently. But thanks for finding the hard code! I'll fix that when I have time or feel free to make a pull request.
Additionally, of you're interested in contributing in the long term, make sure to check out the "next" branch. It's a very early proof of concept modular implementation of OpenGospel.
Sounds good. I just submitted that PR. Python is not my best language but I might be able to throw in some help every so often. Don't be a stranger lol.
After cloning and following the install guide, this is what I get:
Running Linux Mint 19 (Tara) on I3 WM
Python is not my best language but how can I try to help! This would be a wonderful addition to Linux.