I'm trying out the IDE, but I ran into a trouble with opening the terminal --- it immediately closes.
I've managed to spot an error message which sometimes flashes for just 1 frame: "No such file or directory". Following that rabbit hole, I ultimately found the problem to be the implicit assumption in various places in the code on bash existing (which does not exist by default in FreeBSD).
I think two things would be useful here:
- Make the default shell configurable in
configs/*; for example, I personally prefer mksh to bash.
A potential hack is to use ln -s /usr/local/bin/mksh ~/.local/bin/bash, but that feels ... wrong.
- Output an actual error/warning when opening the terminal itself fails (whether in log or in UI), it would help narrow down the problem.