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The batch installer didn't classically need sudo because it didn't have to place any of the AQLIB or SMLIB libraries anywhere special. But if we used /.moog as the data directory instead of ~/.moog, then sudo is required. As a result I couldn't do a one-line installer without sudo,, which was problematic for my desktop (and for many others, I'm sure).
At the moment I have reverted the batch installer to use ~/.moog, while the main installer (which needs sudo anyways) uses /.moog /cc @bathompso
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The batch installer didn't classically need
sudobecause it didn't have to place any of the AQLIB or SMLIB libraries anywhere special. But if we used/.moogas the data directory instead of~/.moog, then sudo is required. As a result I couldn't do a one-line installer without sudo,, which was problematic for my desktop (and for many others, I'm sure).At the moment I have reverted the batch installer to use
~/.moog, while the main installer (which needs sudo anyways) uses/.moog/cc @bathompsoThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: