According to the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard, which most if not all Linux distros follow,
/opt
is reserved for the installation of add-on application software packages.
It is therefore surprising that your machine does not have that directory. /opt
is where for example Google Chrome, conda, and snaps are installed, typically. It is really the right place for VASSAL too. In any case the -p
option for mkdir
will make the directory.
See this post for an integration script and files. Ideally this would be part of the distribution. If a PNG is needed, which I don’t think is the case for most desktops, then it is easily made with
convert VASSAL.svg VASSAL.png
The above integration script sort of takes care of that by making a symbolic link in /use/local/bin
, ~/.local/bin
, or <prefix>/bin
.
I can do the Markdown of the VASSAL on Android page - that’s actually how I initially wrote it . Will be next week though. Where’s the best place to post it? Including images and files.
Yours,
Christian