[BUG] Update Script crashes because it expects certain files in the kitty configuration directory
Describe the bug
When trying to update/install (from the welcome app), the script expects to find the following files:
- ~/.config/kitty/colors-matugen.conf
- ~/.config/kitty/./custom.conf
Steps to reproduce
- Update to latest package versions
- Get new Hyprland version (with new gestures)
- Try to reinstall kitty configuration because it does not look the same
- Update Script crashes
Expected behavior
When updating, I expected the script to go through the Installation steps (do you want to keep your neovim config...?. This script is the one that fails.
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Distribution
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Fedora Linux
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You can protect your configuration during an update with the Dotfiles Installer. Did you switch from stable release to rolling release? And did you install the rolling release for the first time?
The problem isnt my config disappearing (I protected it as recommended by the wiki and that worked fine). The problem is that when trying to update, the script crashes. I am on the stable release. I have installed the rolling release in the past but switched back to stable. Thanks for the quick response!
Can you share your kitty configuration from .config/kitty.conf
Can you share your kitty configuration from .config/kitty.conf
And a screenshot from your kitty folder?
Ahh I see. I missed putting back those files
I assume those files have to be added manually?
The custom yes but the matugen file will be generated after changing a wallpaper with waypaper.
Then there seems to be a problem with that automatic generation. I'll try some stuff and post it back here
First thing that happens is this:
Can you please run the setup script offered in the Dotfiles Installer again?
And do you have a NVIDIA card. Please see https://github.com/mylinuxforwork/dotfiles/issues/1195
I do have an nvidia card. Both the calendar and the dotfiles installer run.