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Good point, although most of the tweaks I've seen on GitHub seem to omit theos and assume the user can find and install it. I'm not a tremendous fan of submodu
by bri3d 15y ago
Good point, although most of the tweaks I've seen on GitHub seem to omit theos and assume the user can find and install it.
I'm not a tremendous fan of submodules but this is a good use case for one; I'll add theos as a submodule and push a commit in a second.
Edit: Done, but users have to manually download ldid (presumably due to licensing issues) anyway.
Thank you for the feedback and advice!
- DHowett 15y agoUsers have to manually download ldid only because I aspire to keep Theos a binary-free distribution: it's totally cross-platform where you have GNU make and bash (and, for Logos, perl).
- conradev 15y agoI guess it is a matter of personal preference, but I see it as "why not?", especially because the THEOS environment variable is respected.