What do you think about a $HOME/.legacy directory for the Linux version which holds the config.cfg and the savegames? So every user can have its own config file and save games.
Currently Doomlegacy tries to write to the current directory, so if I run it from /usr/local/games e.g., it wants to store the savegames there, which is a bit strange for a *NIX system (in fact no user is/should be permitted to write there).
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What do you think about a $HOME/.legacy directory for the Linux version which holds the config.cfg and the savegames? So every user can have its own config file and save games.
Currently Doomlegacy tries to write to the current directory, so if I run it from /usr/local/games e.g., it wants to store the savegames there, which is a bit strange for a *NIX system (in fact no user is/should be permitted to write there).
Yes, it's a good idea... We should be inspired by what Quake3 does ;-)
don't overstress that inspiration, otherwise people will request curved surfaces in doomlegacy ;-)