WeiDU Context Menu for Linux
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Author:   Argent77
Version:  1.0


Overview
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This package adds a "Install with WeiDU" context menu entry for mod folders and tp2 script files to
file managers of the supported desktop environments.

This package currently supports:
- GNOME / Nautilus
- KDE Plasma / Dolphin
- Cinnamon / Nemo
- Mate / Caja
- Xfce / Thunar
- Double Commander

Other third party file managers, like Krusader, may be compatible as well.


Install the context menu entry
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1. Download the WeiDU package for Linux: https://github.com/WeiDUorg/weidu/releases?q=prerelease%3Afalse
   Choose the WeiDU version you want to install (e.g. v251 or v249):

2. Unpack the downloaded WeiDU package and move the content to the location of your choice
   (e.g. $HOME/.local/WeiDU-Linux).

The following instructions assume that the WeiDU binaries now exist in "$HOME/.local/WeiDU-Linux" and
contains "weinstall", "weidu", as well as a bunch of other files. Adjust the path if needed.

3. Copy the following files from the "Linux" folder of this package to "$HOME/.local/WeiDU-Linux":
   - register_weinstall.sh
   - unregister_weinstall.sh
   - weinstall_wrapper.sh

3.1. You might have to set the execution flags for the script files.
     Either set the flags in the file manager of your choice.
     Or open the terminal, change to the WeiDU directory and call:
       chmod +x register_weinstall.sh unregister_weinstall.sh weinstall_wrapper.sh

4. Navigate to "$HOME/.local/WeiDU-Linux" and execute "register_weinstall.sh". The shell script
   autodetects the current desktop environment and installs the appropriate context menu entry.
   See above for a list of supported desktop environments.

Depending on the desktop environment the new entry can either be found directly in the context menu
or one of the "Actions" or "Scripts" submenus.


Remove the context menu entry
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Execute "unregister_weinstall.cmd" to remove the context menu entry from the system.

Do this before you move or delete the WeiDU directory.