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Added ability to add custom PC name printout #70
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Please, if anyone tests this on an arch install or notices an error, feel free to either make a pull request or comment here. |
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After some testing on a Void machine to make sure there are no errors, I think it should work? Please, if anyone can test on an actual arch machine, I would be grateful. |
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I have added the ability to read a custom PC name from a file in
./config_scripts. When uncommented in./config.h, the code will pull the first line of the file and return it underget_pcname().This is still a work in progress and is yet to be tested on an arch install. I hope to get it tested soon, so look here for updates.