> From: Sebastian LaVine <[email protected]> Hi Sebastian,
> Previously, if you had changed your PREFIX in config.mk to something > like ~/.local, then instead of installing to /home/user/.local, a > directory called '~' would be created in the project directory. Commands > are also performed without quotes in the Makefiles of other suckless > projects, like st or dwm. That means that the user quoted the PREFIX in the first place, so that's how it's wanted to be used. The calling shell would do the tilde expansion (if the user wishes so), the Makefile command itself shouldn't here. e.g.: $ make PREFIX='~/.local' install will install to the quoted '~/.local' directory. $ make PREFIX=~/.local install will install to the expanded /home/$USER/.local directory.
