It might be nice for non-root users to be able to install note locally in their home directory.
The scripts (note and notesettings) could go into ~/bin/ and the man pages into ~/man/
The installation script (or makefile) would have to detect whether we are running as root, or as a standard user and then either install to /usr/local/, or to /home/user/
Note to self:
if [ $EUID ]; then
echo "NOT root!"
else
echo "GOT root!"
fi
It might be nice for non-root users to be able to install note locally in their home directory.
The scripts (note and notesettings) could go into ~/bin/ and the man pages into ~/man/
The installation script (or makefile) would have to detect whether we are running as root, or as a standard user and then either install to /usr/local/, or to /home/user/
Note to self:
```
if [ $EUID ]; then
echo "NOT root!"
else
echo "GOT root!"
fi
```
JasKinasis
It might be nice for non-root users to be able to install note locally in their home directory.
The scripts (note and notesettings) could go into ~/bin/ and the man pages into ~/man/
The installation script (or makefile) would have to detect whether we are running as root, or as a standard user and then either install to /usr/local/, or to /home/user/
Note to self: