Specify correct single-user prefix when installing from source #44
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The build instructions specify the following command: sudo make install PREFIX=~/.local/bin I think the command should be: make install PREFIX=~/.local That is: * not as root * without the extraneous `/bin`. (Otherwise you end up with binaries installed on a path like `~/.local/bin/bin/rgblink`, and manpages installed in `~/.local/bin/share/man...`)
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The build instructions specify the following command:
I think the command should be:
That is:
/bin. (Otherwise you end up with binaries installed on a path like~/.local/bin/bin/rgblink, and manpages installed in~/.local/bin/share/man...)