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| misko_ | Hey flocculant | 12:48 |
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| cheets | Hi | 13:46 |
| Spass | hello cheets | 13:48 |
| diogenes_ | hi | 13:48 |
| cheets | I got a question regarding a package dotnet core | 14:04 |
| cheets | It installs fine but the main command has a different name | 14:04 |
| cheets | It is dotnet-sdk.dotnet instead of dotnet | 14:05 |
| cheets | The problem I have is when I use an app that expects it to be "dotnet". Now I created an alias using bash, and logged in / logged out. It works nice on the command line (the alias). But I guess this app that calls the 'dotnet' does a 'which dotnet' and finds that it doesn't exist. | 14:07 |
| cheets | I could create an alias in bash in ~/bin and put that in path I guess | 14:08 |
| cheets | The app I am trying to get working is 'vscode' with the C# extension | 14:09 |
| friendlyGoat | hello | 21:45 |
| friendlyGoat | can i ask for help with something somewhat small | 21:45 |
| knome | friendlyGoat, that's the very purpose if this channel... | 21:45 |
| friendlyGoat | heh sorry bout that i was just saying that to try being polite | 21:45 |
| knome | no worries | 21:46 |
| friendlyGoat | anyways i need to get two things handled, 1: i forgot how to get something of mine to run when i open my terminal, and 2: for some reason that thing from 1 opens up by itself without the terminal whenever i turn on my computer | 21:46 |
| friendlyGoat | i should explain better and one step at a time | 21:47 |
| Spass | 1: you can try putting it at the bootom of the ~/.bashrc file | 21:51 |
| Spass | 2: check your xfce4-session-settings (Session and Startup), Application Autostart tab | 21:52 |
| friendlyGoat | its not on the autostart thing, its what im trying to have my terminal run when i turn it on | 21:55 |
| friendlyGoat | im trying to think of a way to explain it without sounding dumb | 21:56 |
| Spass | what exactly you want to run with your terminal? | 21:57 |
| friendlyGoat | im trying to make my terminal execute something when it opens, i need to get it to open another directory then do ./(file) but it just wont | 21:57 |
| friendlyGoat | its a thing called cool retro term | 21:57 |
| Spass | and did you try putting that command in the bottom of ~/.bashrc file? | 21:58 |
| Spass | like "cd /path/to/that/directory && ./file" | 21:59 |
| friendlyGoat | nah i didnt do that, that just kind of happened by itself. | 22:00 |
| friendlyGoat | im trying to make it so when my terminal opens it opens cool retro term instead but for some reason whenever i turn on my computer it just opens cool retro term automatically? | 22:00 |
| friendlyGoat | also im gonna try what you said | 22:00 |
| Spass | friendlyGoat, try to clear your saved sessions in xfce4-session-settings | 22:01 |
| Spass | btw, make sure that ./file is executable | 22:02 |
| friendlyGoat | "Failed to execute child. Failed to execute child process "cd /home/jonah/cool-retro-term/ && ./cool-retro-term" (No such file or directory) | 22:06 |
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