Closed aschaeffer closed 6 years ago
Could this conflict with Wine setups which are trying to execute the .exe file as a Windows binary?
Linux executables have an ELF header and can be identified as linux binary. Windows executables have an PE header. I haven't tested it, but I suppose wine is checking this first.
naming the file "..client.exe" would also cut the amount of people trying to click on "inexor.exe"
https://www.howtogeek.com/192628/mime-types-explained-why-linux-and-mac-os-x-dont-need-file-extensions/ -> .exe is no problem for linux
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In order to improve the automatic startup of Inexor Core instances I would suggest to rename the resulting binaries and proto files according to this schema:
inexor-core-{type}.exe
1inexor-core-server.exe
inexor-core-{type}.proto
3, 4inexor-core-server.proto
.exe
file extension but it's not forbidden. But as regular users doesn't start the executable by himself it's better to have the same filename.