Crispy Setup does not exist

[codegirl140]

I've installed Crispy Doom via the crispy-doom-git package on the aur, it plays fine, however whenever I try to run crispy setup from my launcher it says the program does not exist. This is consistent across both my machines running different variants of Arch Linux.

[mikeday0]

The canonical names of the setup programs are crispy-doom-setup, crispy-heretic-setup, crispy-hexen-setup and crispy-strife-setup. Can your launcher find those?

[codegirl140]

crispy-doom-setup does in fact work fine when launched through the cmd. I was able to update the config on kde to launch the correct program. Still odd that the aur script adds the wrong program name to launchers though.

[ParadiseOfMagic]

The desktop file points to a binary named crispy-setup which doesn't exist after compilation.

[Desktop Entry]
Name=Crispy Setup
Exec=crispy-setup
Icon=crispy-setup
Type=Application
Comment=Setup tool for Crispy
Categories=Settings;
Keywords=first;person;shooter;doom;heretic;hexen;strife;vanilla;

The regular crispy-doom AUR package circumvents this by removing the original setup binaries except the Doom one then renaming the Doom one to "crispy-setup" then, creating soft links with the names of the original setup binaries to the new "crispy-setup".

Here is that in the PKGBUILD.

package() {
	cd "$pkgname-$pkgname-$pkgver"

	make DESTDIR="$pkgdir" install

	cd "$pkgdir"/usr
	rm bin/crispy-{heretic,hexen,strife}-setup
	mv bin/crispy-doom-setup bin/crispy-setup
	for game in doom heretic hexen strife; do
		ln -s crispy-setup bin/crispy-${game}-setup
	done
}

I've sent a patched PKGBUILD to the maintainer to fix the issue on Arch Linux for the time being.