| 2015-11-01 20:54:57 |
Karl-Philipp Richter |
description |
This happens because `/usr/bin/anoise` contains `python /usr/share/anoise/anoise.py`, but since it depends on the `python` of the package management system it should be `/usr/bin/python`. Making this more flexible using a shell variable or omitting the unnecessary bash script in favour of the `setuptools` `entry_points` mechanism makes sense. |
This happens because `/usr/bin/anoise` contains `python /usr/share/anoise/anoise.py`, but since it depends on the `python` of the package management system it should be `/usr/bin/python`. Making this more flexible using a shell variable or omitting the unnecessary bash script in favour of the `setuptools` `entry_points` mechanism makes sense.
experienced with 0.0.25 on Ubuntu 15.10 |
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