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I think this is a potential enhancement to have the script check for dependencies, particularly zenity.
I'm running on Neon LTS, and zenity is not installed. Took my a few minutes realize why the script was not working. I think having a clear message on launch like "Zenity not detected! Exiting launcher"
I'm not proud it took me so long to discover that since all i got from terminal was "zenity: command not found" and that didn't automatically trigger "Oh im missing a dependency"
I also think exiting on ANY Failure might be a good idea too. (Adding set -e to the top of script or just having checks to perform any rollback if necessary)
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I think this is a potential enhancement to have the script check for dependencies, particularly zenity.
I'm running on Neon LTS, and zenity is not installed. Took my a few minutes realize why the script was not working. I think having a clear message on launch like "Zenity not detected! Exiting launcher"
I'm not proud it took me so long to discover that since all i got from terminal was "zenity: command not found" and that didn't automatically trigger "Oh im missing a dependency"
I also think exiting on ANY Failure might be a good idea too. (Adding set -e to the top of script or just having checks to perform any rollback if necessary)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: