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Easily zwift on linux
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Small documentation issue #157

Closed OSLDNKKfEUVTABDLiNgk closed 1 month ago

OSLDNKKfEUVTABDLiNgk commented 2 months ago

Documentation lists the correct values, but then have a trailing zwift (eg NETWORKING=host zwift) that cause bash level 1000 too high errors upon launch. For example, to get Zwift to see a Wahoo Direct Connect adapter, one must add NETWORKING=host to this file: ~.config/zwift/config. A few of the instructions have this issue.

Thank you for packaging Zwift for us. It launches and runs well, and consistently! I'm so glad I didn't need to buy another computer just to run a legacy operating system.

netbrain commented 2 months ago

I'm sorry for the confusion, the trailing Zwift is supposed to be there, well, not in the config, but if you run it in terminal.

So. NETWORKING=host is the environment variable declaration and the trailing Zwift is the command to launch.

You could also write this as

export NETWORKING=host
zwift

In the terminal window mind you.

When you add these config options to the config file instead however, then yes no trailing zwift is required. I'll see if we can't make this crystal clear.