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Re: Haven on linux

Postby loftar » Sat Mar 31, 2018 7:32 pm

peanutzrgud wrote:ok works beautifully, last question is do i have to re-type these 2 lines every time i want to run it, or can i make a simple command with notepad to automate it

As for my own part, I've just set a keyboard shortcut in my window manager to quickly launch the client, but since you don't seem to be using StumpWM, I can't really guide you in replicating that.

If you just want a simple command for it, what I'd normally recommend is making a similarly simple shell-script that does what you want it to do and put it in ~/bin. ~/bin is normally in your $PATH, so anything in there can be executed with no path reference from anywhere.
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Re: Haven on linux

Postby peanutzrgud » Sat Mar 31, 2018 8:26 pm

loftar wrote:
peanutzrgud wrote:ok works beautifully, last question is do i have to re-type these 2 lines every time i want to run it, or can i make a simple command with notepad to automate it

As for my own part, I've just set a keyboard shortcut in my window manager to quickly launch the client, but since you don't seem to be using StumpWM, I can't really guide you in replicating that.

If you just want a simple command for it, what I'd normally recommend is making a similarly simple shell-script that does what you want it to do and put it in ~/bin. ~/bin is normally in your $PATH, so anything in there can be executed with no path reference from anywhere.



with a little homework, i was able to make a bash script that was able to execute those commands and thus run the client, and it was able to do it from inside the folder which is quite convenient
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