Fixed the 'dconf write' error when setting COLOR to "extended" #6
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…ror when setting COLOR to "extended".
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Updated
/extended/paletteand/install.shto fix the 'dconf write' error when settingCOLORto"extended"in/install.sh.I only had to remove all of the spaces in /extended/palette and expand one line in
/install.shto five lines.The problem was with the line:
dconf write $profile_path/palette "['$(cat $dir/$COLOR/palette)']"The extended color palette used an array, while the default color palette used some other structure. dconf didn't like the single quotes (
') surrounding the$(cat ...)statement, nor the spaces in$dir/extended/palatte.