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refactor: sync Linux bootstrap with Resonite 2026.8.7.887 - #43

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hazre force-pushed the hazre/refactor/update-linux-bootstrap branch from 568b589 to 4efce25 Compare August 10, 2026 15:21
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@hazre hazre changed the title refactor: sync Linux bootstrap with latest Resonite refactor: sync Linux bootstrap with Resonite 2026.8.7.887 Aug 13, 2026

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lol most of the changes in this pr are reverting things that don't need to be reverted. at this point I would only keep the comment on line 6


# ~ Launch Resonite! :) ~

exec "$DOTNET_EXECUTABLE" "$ENTRY_POINT" "$@"

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don't revert this, it was a change we made intentionally because it's better, see #23 (comment)

this means you should delete the dotnet function you also added back.

# Also make sure that the alternate Renderite script is executable as well
# so that Resonite can run it.

chmod +x "$RENDERER_SCRIPT"

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why remove this? did it cause issues? if not I think we should keep it

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