This is more a rather small 'bug', but I can see that when installing the waveterm debian package a few things that differ with other debian packages :
- The filename is
Wave-linux-amd64-0.7.6.deb, usually the package names are all lowercase
- The filename is
Wave-linux-amd64-0.7.6.deb, but when installing the application name is waveterm. Usually you use the same application name (here waveterm) as the deb package name.
Hence the deb file should be named waveterm-amd64-0.7.6.deb.
- Usually the installed executable is the same name as the debian package (ie. waveterm), but here it's
/opt/Wave/Wave (which is symlinked to /usr/bin/Wave). Usually the bin files are all lowercase as well. The executable should imo be named /usr/bin/waveterm directly.
Anyway, these are just suggestions, thanks for your work!
This is more a rather small 'bug', but I can see that when installing the waveterm debian package a few things that differ with other debian packages :
Wave-linux-amd64-0.7.6.deb, usually the package names are all lowercaseWave-linux-amd64-0.7.6.deb, but when installing the application name iswaveterm. Usually you use the same application name (here waveterm) as the deb package name.Hence the deb file should be named
waveterm-amd64-0.7.6.deb./opt/Wave/Wave(which is symlinked to/usr/bin/Wave). Usually the bin files are all lowercase as well. The executable should imo be named/usr/bin/wavetermdirectly.Anyway, these are just suggestions, thanks for your work!