Hi Patrick,
Patrick Cardona wrote:
I use to build my projects firt within a text console (no X session).
I was using 'make_services' after each new build until now. But now,
when I run it within a text console (no X session) I have this kind of
message:
that should be fine and safe, almost overkill. make_services updates
document types, app lists and services entries, so it is useful to be
run anytime you install a new application (or update it so that it
recognizes new types). If you just replace something or install a
framework it is not needed, but it does no harm at all.
NSServices entry 0 app is not live -
/home/patrick/GNUstep/Library/Services/Terminal/Services.plist.
NSServices entry 1 app is not live -
/home/patrick/GNUstep/Library/Services/Terminal/Services.plist.
(...)
Does it mean that we should not use it out a X session?
I have never seen such errors in 20 years :-o I think they are harmless,
but maybe Richard knows more.
To understand my context: GNUstep.sh is sourced within .bash_profile.
that is fine. GNUstep.sh prepares environment variables for any GNUstep
application or tool.
I did not put it in my bash profile just not to "pollute" because in
past it caused issues with other apps or environments using the same
variables, but that was a long time ago and should be no issue anymore.
Happy Christmas' Eve
Riccardo
