Hello,
I was looking to try the SDK (on Linux) and the setup.sh does install the program but there is no options to configure. My distro (Slackware) doesn't use /usr/local/share/applications to store the desktop files, we use /usr/share/applications (and /usr/bin for exec files) and I was unable to successfully use any "DESTDIR" flags to change the defaults, so I couldn't make an installable package for my OS either. I'm unsure if the program will operate properly if I place the files where the OS expects them to be.
I feel a bit of options/changes in the setup.sh would give many distros the opportunity to package the SDK for their OS, which would likely benefit the project, bringing in curious parties if they had a native package available to them.
I know Linux is a minefield of package managers, but just a few path options for the bins, libs, var and such would go a long way for adoption.
Or if none of the above is an option due to design, I'd suggest a flatpak or appimage to distribute the SDK with instead. I think many would-be devs would be happy with those options!
