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Wire Linux Process Name #125
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This is not a perfect solution, but if you are using the Debian packages, you can symlink to the
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If the general convention says lowercase we should update our build scripts accordingly.. |
Looks like electron-packager defaults to using productName. You can change the executable name using electron-builder by passing the flag I see that there is a "name" option that can be passed to electron-packager, but couldn't figure out if it would work with electron-builder. See: https://github.com/electron-userland/electron-packager/blob/master/docs/api.md#name |
I wonder if @develar can provide any insight into this issue. That is, is it possible to change the name of the executable on Linux without changing productName? |
electron-userland/electron-builder#806 will be fixed for you today. |
🎆 Much appreciated @develar :) |
Update to electron-builder |
BTW, why you still depends on |
So what do I have to change now in order to have process name fixed? @develar As for the |
Nothing. Just set electron-builder version to |
Sweet! #151 |
Here it is... these versions will soon make it to production.. |
@lipis, just a head's-up: users are going to have to re-login, because the config directory changes from |
Thanks for the headsup.. It will be a bit tricky to start adding those things now in the experimental version of Wire for Linux.. so unfortunately that will happen now :/ |
Ooops, nevermind! The config directory is still |
The binary executeable and the processname under Linux use a capital W.
It should be "wire" not "Wire".
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