My q3map2 looks like this #!/bin/sh echo If you read this then there was a bug during setup. Report the bug and try running radiant.x86 directly from it's installation directory. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce:
I just checked this by emerging gtkradiant and mine worked fine. Can you try to "emerge unmerge gtkradiant && emerge gtkradiant" and see if the problem persists?
same result, the q3map2 is completely useless :(
Can you unmerge it and make sure you don't have another q3map2 somewhere in your ${PATH}? I'm really running out of ideas, as I have not tested this on 4 separate Gentoo installs and it is working perfectly on them all. Also, where is your q3map2 located that you are referring to?
i unmerged it and there is no q3map2 in ${PATH}. I'm really running out of ideas, too.
q3map2 i'm reffering to is in /opt/gtkradiant i just found one in /usr/bin (or was it /usr/share/bin?). this one seems to have a correct context. but gtkradiant uses the one in /opt/gtkradiant
OK. I see it now. I just have an opinion to ask. Should a user of gtk-radiant be in the games group? I have a fix for the current version, but I think it should be using the games.eclass instead.
Err... ignore that. It just needs to use the games.eclass a little differently than it does currently. Also, I figured out how to fix the 2 instances of the script. I'll be putting up another ebuild for it in the next couple of days.
This should be fixed in the latest ebuild in CVS. I didn't bump the version number, though, so be sure to emerge sync && emerge gtkradiant
