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I was wondering if it might be a good idea to add a line of code in the OpenSCAD install files that creates a symbolic link in /bin to the OpenSCAD appimage so that one may have a OpenSCAD executable. I find it much easier to type "openscad" than "/opt/OpenSCAD.AppImage" to launch the application. (And we all know speed is key ;) It also helps when using FreeCAD because freecad just looks inside /bin for the command, as far as I am aware of. At the very least, it doesn't detect the Pi-Apps install of OpenSCAD. But it does detect it when I run the command, sudo ln -s /opt/OpenSCAD.AppImage openscad
And there lies the jist of my post. I think it could be useful if we added that one line of code to the install files.
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Cool ideas?
I was wondering if it might be a good idea to add a line of code in the OpenSCAD install files that creates a symbolic link in /bin to the OpenSCAD appimage so that one may have a OpenSCAD executable. I find it much easier to type "openscad" than "/opt/OpenSCAD.AppImage" to launch the application. (And we all know speed is key ;) It also helps when using FreeCAD because freecad just looks inside /bin for the command, as far as I am aware of. At the very least, it doesn't detect the Pi-Apps install of OpenSCAD. But it does detect it when I run the command,
sudo ln -s /opt/OpenSCAD.AppImage openscad
And there lies the jist of my post. I think it could be useful if we added that one line of code to the install files.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: