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Change the default scan directory for the Ubuntu package #10
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I could change the scan directory for the PPA, but is it a good idea for the script on the PPA to behave differently than the one here? |
Could you give the full path for Discord under |
It's just |
I thought of a way to avoid having differences between the packages. |
@bb010g Should we implement this? What do you think? |
This issue was closed, and it seems some code was added to attempt this but mine still doesn't detect my installation(was going to open a seperate issue but, github was like "hey there might already be a ticket on this!")
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Right, looks like it doesn't work properly after all... |
@piks Please try the latest master. |
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Well, we'll fix it eventually. |
changes the variable on line 280 to match the variable that is recursed through the directory (previously was stuck as /opt since that is what $scan was, $scandir is the variable it was expecting. fixes bb010g#10
changes the variable on line 280 to match the variable that is recursed through the directory (previously was stuck as /opt since that is what $scan was, $scandir is the variable it was expecting. fixes #10
When installed through the .deb package, which most Ubuntu and Ubuntu derivatives users do, Discord is installed in /usr/share, instead of in /opt like in the Arch package. Changing the default scan directory for the package distributed at the ppa would be a nice tweak to have out-of-the-box, though it isn't anything mind-bogging. Great script, btw
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