"AM" 10.1.1

[ivan-hc]

fix #2305

[fiftydinar]

I think it would be good to additionally have notify-send call (if available) when missing crucial dependencies, as it's a very important issue and some users might have am -u run in the background not seeing the terminal message, so it's better to make them aware of it.

[ivan-hc]

I think it would be good to additionally have notify-send call (if available) when missing crucial dependencies, as it's a very important issue and some users might have am -u run in the background not seeing the terminal message, so it's better to make them aware of it.

done

[fiftydinar]

I think it would be good to additionally have notify-send call (if available) when missing crucial dependencies, as it's a very important issue and some users might have am -u run in the background not seeing the terminal message, so it's better to make them aware of it.

done

Hmm, maybe I didn't explain good.

I meant to have `notify-send $" 💀 ERROR! MISSING ESSENTIAL COMMANDS\033[0m: %s\n\n Install the above and try again! \n" "$(echo "curl, wget")"

notify-send "Missing commands will be temporarily downloaded as static binaries:\n\n"
notify-send printf " - %b, downloaded from https://github.com/ivan-hc/am-utils\n" "$name"

and similar

[ivan-hc]

Hmm, maybe I didn't explain good.

I meant to have `notify-send " 💀 E R R O R ! M I S S I N G E S S E N T I A L C O M M A N D S \0 33 [ 0 m : (echo "curl, wget")"

notify-send "Missing commands will be temporarily downloaded as static binaries:\n\n" notify-send printf " - %b, downloaded from https://github.com/ivan-hc/am-utils\n" "$name"

and similar

It's a vicious circle, then... if a user doesn't have wget or curl, how can they have notify-send? In my opinion, they couldn't even have a Linux distro, let alone AM installed.

[ivan-hc]

I mean, installing the same app on two levels is unlikely... but something like this is literally absurd.

[fiftydinar]

I mean, installing the same app on two levels is unlikely... but something like this is literally absurd.

Ok, it can be ignored