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I issued a bug report for this already (#14), but it's two separate
problems/issues.
1> The initial boot into euclid-wm doesn't load my config file or my
rc file (new addition that I like a lot). I know it's not because I
changed xterm to roxterm, and it's not reflected in M1+M2+Enter (Ctrl
+Alt+Ent). This would be fine if I could change it at runtime which,
in like v45, I used to be able to do by changing the x-terminal-
emulator variable globally. Regardless, NOT parsing this file is the
problem.
2> The installation IS NOT installing the euclidrc and euclid-wm.conf
files into the .config folder. I checked the Makefile and it does
unneccessary defines. Initially, it checks if XDG_CONFIG_HOME is
defined, and then defines it as $HOME/.config and in the next line
defines the $CONFDIR as $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/euclid-wm. There's too many
defines since you can just say CONFDIR = $HOME/.config/euclid-wm since
$HOME is going to be defined regardless of whether XDG_CONFIG_HOME is
or not.
Further, the -D on the install line isn't creating the full path since
$CONFDIR envokes a different variable within it. It's like a double
macro.
Something more like this:
XDG_CONFIG_HOME ?= ${HOME}/.config
And don't even use the CONFDIR because putting <dot> files in
the .config directory isn't in bad form. You could even put them in
the /home directory, or create it like:
CONFDIR ?= ${HOME}/.euclid
If it's your aim to have a specific folder for config files.
The .config directory isn't really a standard practice (see irssi, i3,
w3m, wicd, gtk, etc.) so creating a <dot> folder in the /home isn't a
no-go.
BKL