LÖVE

Dattorz wrote:After all, that's what $PATH is for.

Not really. $PATH is more for directories that contain a lot of executables, and preferably only executables, like /bin, /usr/bin and user-defined ones like ~/bin (or in my case, ~/Hacking/bin). Making an alias to LÖVE is probably better in this case.

See, it doesn't seem to work. Unless I need to reboot first. I get an error..

What did you do exactly? $PATH or alias? And where did you put it?

You can do to save logging.

Robin wrote:What did you do exactly? $PATH or alias? And where did you put it?

I did alias and I put it in the ~/.bash_profile file. Exactly what Lafoile said.

Maybe it does work if you put it in ~/.bashrc instead. (Also, the shell you're using is bash, right? Easy way to check: type a closing parenthesis and then enter. If you get bash: syntax error near unexpected token `)' back, you're using bash.)

Pretty sure I'm using bash... And ~/.bashrc is an empty file. Well, it's a non-existent file.

Oh, huh.

Well.

Hm.

And it still doesn't work like that?

If you run the command alias, does it have alias love=... in there somewhere?

Yeah it does. Do I need to reboot? Because I haven't yet. Maybe I'll try that.

Well, if it shows up as an alias, your bash should recognize it already. Are you sure that it is the right path to your LÖVE executable? Otherwise, I'm stumped.