On Sun, 25 Jul 2004 16:20:07 +0200, Kevin Krammer <kevin.krammer@xxxxxx> wrote:
> Not sure if I understood you right.
> You ask about how to manage standard data files of an application, for example
> icons, etc.
If I make a small SDL/OpenGL program using external data files for
textures and music, zip it and send it to my friends those running
Windows can just unzip it and double-click the executable to run it. But
those using Linux with KDE, or Gnome for that sake, has to open a
terminal-emulator and 'cd' to the dir containing the executable file and
then run it by typing './program' and pressing enter. If they
double-click it in konqueror the program can't find the files in
'data/'.
> Another option is to start a wrapper script instead of the real application
> executable and have the wrapper script switch the workign directory so that
> paths to resources can be relative.
How can I find out where the executable is located then?
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