How Do I Use The Makefile In The WMPotify Transparency Fix?

[lakes]

github.com/fixpointer/libcef-transparency-linux
I tried using all the commands in the make file.
Not only am I getting error messages, but I don't know how to use the "make" command that I'm supposed to run.

[codenameabrix]

github.com/fixpointer/libcef-transparency-linuxI tried using all the commands in the make file.Not only am I getting error messages, but I don't know how to use the "make" command that I'm supposed to run.

I think you have to run:/yourusrdir/libcef-transparency-linux-master/ make to run the make file. If you're still experiencing issues, put in an issue request.

[lakes]

github.com/fixpointer/libcef-transparency-linux
I tried using all the commands in the make file.
Not only am I getting error messages, but I don't know how to use the "make" command that I'm supposed to run.I think you have to run:/yourusrdir/libcef-transparency-linux-master/ make to run the make file. If you're still experiencing issues, put in an issue request.

For some reason, that isn't working either.

[Vaking Voda]

I think you have to run:/yourusrdir/libcef-transparency-linux-master/ make to run the make file. If you're still experiencing issues, put in an issue request. Btw I like eating stinky rotten cheeseFor some reason, that isn't working either.

you made sure that "yourusrdir" is where the files are, right?

[lakes]

For some reason, that isn't working either.you made sure that "yourusrdir" is where the files are, right?

No. Maybe I'll try again and see if it works.

[Vaking Voda]

you made sure that "yourusrdir" is where the files are, right?No. Maybe I'll try again and see if it works.

Yeah, whether you're on Linux or Windows (or Mac ig), whenever you're told to do anything regarding a filepath, read it incase there's placeholder folders that are supposed to be replaced with folders you have like C:\Users\[your Windows user] or /mnt/

AND there could be suspicious filepaths like the infamous "sudo rm -rf /" (DO NOT USE), where the '/' is everything. The Linux C:\ drive.

sudo rm -rf removes files as root, and removing / deletes everything.

[lakes]

No. Maybe I'll try again and see if it works.

Yeah, whether you're on Linux or Windows (or Mac ig), whenever you're told to do anything regarding a filepath, read it incase there's placeholder folders that are supposed to be replaced with folders you have like C:\Users\[your Windows user] or /mnt/

AND there could be suspicious filepaths like the infamous "sudo rm -rf /" (DO NOT USE), where the '/' is everything. The Linux C:\ drive.

sudo rm -rf removes files as root, and removing / deletes everything.

Thanks. I already knew about sudo rm -rf because I watch some tech youtubers sometimes.