Seems strange to see # in the following command which is mentioned in desktop.xml: """ <c>echo $'/n'mousedev $'/n'hid #'/n'usbcore $'/n'input >> /etc/modules.autoload</c> """ I think this should be (note that the / is transformed to \): """ <c>echo $'\n'mousedev $'\n'hid $'\n'usbcore $'\n'input >> /etc/modules.autoload</c> """ This because the first command, executed in bash, gives: """ $ echo $'/n'mousedev #'/n'hid $'/n'usbcore $'/n'input /nmousedev """ and the second (proposed): """ $ echo $'\n'mousedev $'\n'hid $'\n'usbcore $'\n'input mousedev hid usbcore input """ Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce:
Corrected new line escape sequence.
