Fix a missing PATH entry that broke localize #212
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And fixing it broke my timezone :~(
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Thank you very much @linuxkettle - great catch! |
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I originally thought the error came from the display manager I made (slim didn't work and wasn't very nice to look at, also didn't do screen locking). |
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Wait, you made a display manager? If it is Qt based, we might well be interested in it! |
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PySide2 ported to PyQt. Like I said it needs work and in an ideal world I'd move more of it to QML. |
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It assumes screen resolution, among other things. |
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And fixing it broke my timezone :~(
There was a strange error on startup coming from the Python subprocess module, and in trying to figure out why localize didn't work, I noticed that /usr/local/sbin was not in the program's path.