Hi,
I HAVE to get lf running on a Windows machine. I'm lost without it on Widnoze! I've tried all kinds of ways to get it to load the right shell and configure, but I'm stumped. So I have a Windows 10 latest build, and I installed Cygwin on it since I need gcc. But my lf crashes -- here's the log:
2018/11/02 14:27:40 hi!
2018/11/02 14:27:40 reading file: C:\ProgramData\lf\lfrc
2018/11/02 14:27:40 shell: ${{ mkdir -p $HOME/.trash }} -- []
2018/11/02 14:27:40 running shell: exit status 1
2018/11/02 14:27:40 loading files: []
it also prints The syntax of the command is incorrect.
Part of my lfrc:
# Some systems use more efficient shell implementations for non-interactive use
# (e.g. `dash`) mapped to `/bin/sh`. By setting this option here we can tell
# `lf` to use this implementation for shell commands. This can decrease the
# startup times of commands but may also change the syntax that you are used to
# (e.g. non-POSIX features provided by your regular shell).
#set shell E:/Cygwin/bin/bash.exe
(nothing here seems to work in trying to add the path to the /bin/bash in cygwin)
# Set previewer to highlight via preview.sh (in this directory):
#set previewer highlight.exe
(same here -- I can't get it to read a preview.sh and execute it)
Is there ANYONE that has done this? I can't believe I'm the first. What do other usually do to install lf on Windows?
Thanks,
Dave Mazzoni