I keep forgetting to set ulimit -n to 4096 before I launch celeste. Is there way to change the ulimit globaly, or just for celeste without having to run ulimit -n 4096 every time before I launch celeste
#Set max file limit either for all things, or just celeste
steep veldt
vital parcel
you could add it to your ~/.bashrc
vital parcel
(assuming you use bash)
steep veldt
Ive been googling for days trying systemd services and editing the kernel
i feel stupid asf forgetting about bashrc
vital parcel
or depending on where you're launching it from, you might need one of the other bash startup files
idk this stuff always confuses me
steep veldt
Neither works, i think im just gonna have to rember to set it each time
tried .bashrc and .bash_profile
vital parcel
how are you launching celeste?
steep veldt
how are you launching celeste?
with olympus, it crashes, (i think because of the nofile shit), and im normally launching it by typing ulimit -n 4096, then ./Celeste.bin.x86_64
vital parcel
make sure you're putting the command in a file that's run for interactive shells then
or just define a shortcut that expands to ulimit -n 4096 && /path/to/celeste/Celeste.bin.x86_64
steep veldt
could I edit olympus' button to have it run a script with those commands?
vital parcel
you would need to fork olympus and build your own version for that
blazing kayak
I keep forgetting to set ulimit -n to 4096 before I launch celeste. Is there way...
another thing you could do is edit the Celeste file (same directory as Celeste.bin.x86_64 and so on), which is actually a script called to launch celeste; see if putting a ulimit -n 4096 in there gets run by olympus