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This is probably not an issue with the script itself but with the way I use it, but somehow sway-launcher-desktop.sh doesn't find all my executable files in $PATH when I run it from my i3wm configuration (i.e., with a keybinding), but it does when I run it directly in a terminal. Any ideas of what I am doing wrong?
Is there any way to make a script run from Sway/i3 inherit environment variables in .bashrc? I have tried running the script with bash using set $menu exec kitty --name=launcher -e /bin/bash -c '~/Projects/sway-launcher-desktop/sway-launcher-desktop.sh' but that didn't help.
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I'd suggest changing the command to set $menu exec kitty --name=launcher bash '~/Projects/sway-launcher-desktop/sway-launcher-desktop.sh'
I am using zsh but with this command it reads my environment just fine. Also: I can't seem to find -e in kitty's docs and -c provides the config to use.
This is probably not an issue with the script itself but with the way I use it, but somehow
sway-launcher-desktop.sh
doesn't find all my executable files in$PATH
when I run it from my i3wm configuration (i.e., with a keybinding), but it does when I run it directly in a terminal. Any ideas of what I am doing wrong?Is there any way to make a script run from Sway/i3 inherit environment variables in
.bashrc
? I have tried running the script with bash usingset $menu exec kitty --name=launcher -e /bin/bash -c '~/Projects/sway-launcher-desktop/sway-launcher-desktop.sh'
but that didn't help.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: