Closed SirStig closed 4 months ago
No, so update-vortex-library.desktop is no longer being used. However I kept the update-vortex-library.desktop, swap-launchers.desktop or whatever its called and so on just in case you didn't like what I did instead.
Like I said the vortex-tools.sh is all three .sh scripts in one.
todo: Looks like there's some merge conflicts, might've been forked before these changes were made.
No, so update-vortex-library.desktop is no longer being used. However I kept the update-vortex-library.desktop, swap-launchers.desktop or whatever its called and so on just in case you didn't like what I did instead.
Ah. I'd keep them separate, that way people don't need to pop up the keyboard as frequently. Don't really mind cluttering up the desktop.
Work keeping in mind that a lot of Steam Deck users don't know how to use the terminal at all, and this is their first/only Linux computer.
Gave things a quick pass, made some comments. Will probably be pretty busy the next few days, but should find some time to test thoroughly later this week.
An aside - do you know if there's a way for me to edit files in this branch? Not familiar with working with PRs from forks.
Edit: Looks like I can edit files, so should be good.
As you know this makes a ton of changes...
One last second thing I did was remove all the links of .desktops and created a new .sh called vortex-tools.sh/.desktop
This for one uses the CHANGELOG.md from release-please to check version and update pikdums if theres a new version. Everytime it's run. Two it allows the user to select between the three .sh's such as Update-vortex-library and so on. Keeps it all clean and allows us to explain what each script does exactly.