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2 years ago the bundler produces an *.app file in the bundle directory. if you run scantailor from the command line it uses the binary installed by homebrew which is not a bundled app. YOu should have the scantailor icon when you run the bundled app.
anyhow, you can check the release section for prebundled packages
Hi, I managed to get bleeding edge scantailor advanced installed on High Sierra 10.13.6 following your install instructions (I could not get it installed on Catalina, nor the non-head release). So this is great as I can start to use on my many scans.
brew install --HEAD ./scantailor.rb
I am not sure what the bundle does. Does it give me an application icon in my dock? (sorry I am not technical if It is a silly question, apologises)
I then followed the instructions for Bundle, but step 2 gave message "no such file or directory". I continued.. Installed fish Then
2 echo 'set -g fish_user_paths "/usr/local/opt/qt/bin" $fish_user_paths' >> ~/.config/fish/config.fish -bash: /Users/author/.config/fish/config.fish: No such file or directory
3 MacBook-Pro:scantailor-advanced-osx author$ chmod 755 bundler/scantailor_bundler.command
then in terminal I typed scantailor (while in the san tailor advanced) and a notepad icon (with an arrow) appeared in dock. The app opens.
Is this the expected result or am I suppose to have a proper icon in my dock?
Thankyou for any help. Apologises if I am asking very basic questions.