🪐 An out-of-this-world greeter for your terminal

Mars

Last update: Dec 17, 2022

Overview

Draconis

🪐 An out-of-this-world greeter for your terminal

Requirements

pacman-contrib for pacman

Important

This program uses the openweathermap API for fetching the weather. You must have an API key from openweathermap for it to work.
Update checking and package counting will take a long time, and slow down the program by quite a bit. This cannot be avoided because of the fact that these checks require external system commands. Only use these options if you don't mind losing a second or two of time every time you run the program.
The config format has recently changed from JSON to TOML. Make sure you're using the TOML file properly from now on.

How to use

Grab the latest release binary and config files from the releases page
Copy example_config.toml to ~/.config/draconis/config.toml
Change the config to your liking
Add the program to your shell's startup

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Comments

No such file or directory: ./draconis

I could just be dumb but...

When the cargo install failed (I'm pretty sure rust is messed up on my system), I tried downloading the binary from the latest release here on GitHub. I tried both with wget and with my browser's download function. I also run chmod +x draconis. But when I run draconis (when the executable is in /usr/bin or ~/.local/bin- both directories on PATH) I get zsh: command not found: draconis. (When I am in the same folder and run ./draconis, I get zsh: no such file or directory: ./draconis.) I have also tried using bash instead of zsh with no changes.

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