Hexen / Heretic - Unable to determine user home directory - Raspberry Pi Forums

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hi all,
enjoying using risc os pi ! never used risc os , i'm 3 hours in. superb ! it's sooooo fast !
anyway, i've installed hexen , heretic via !packman route ( , read !help file) when run ( via !run icon) 'unable determine user home directory' in stderr file. i've checked hhexen$dir environment variable set !run file, , running hhexen app. error generated. i've tried few things not been able fix it, i'm asking ! can replicate ? have done wrong ?
cheers,
jem.

fixed !
(the ) chris gransden replied : 'there should application !unixhome in apps.support folder. if double click on or install unixhome using !packman. try again.' hope it's ok quote here !
have double-click !unixhome before run game. sets 3 variables:
unixenv$home
unixenv$lynx_cfg
unixenv$term
there has way in !run file check if these set , if aren't, run !unixhome, or maybe run each time game run, knowledge isn't yet. i'll work on it.... i'm 5 hours risc os. never seen before.
jem.


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