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When running st on Ubuntu 18.04, the executable fails to start:
$ ./st
/usr/bin/env: invalid option -- 'S'
Try '/usr/bin/env --help' for more information.
Ubuntu 18.04 ships with coreutils 8.28. Support for the -S option to env was added in 8.30, and thus not supported. I assume you have your reasons for requiring the -s -E options for python. However, I wasn't immediately able to come up with an alternative solution that also worked with shiv.
The wiki is not very descriptive with running the Ubuntu binaries. I went down a long rabbit hole by installing the newest version of the coreutils library from source and changing out the env binary for the st file. Then I dived deeper down the rabbit hole with encoding issues...
Long story short, discovered you only gotta run python3 st
When running
st
on Ubuntu 18.04, the executable fails to start:Ubuntu 18.04 ships with coreutils 8.28. Support for the
-S
option toenv
was added in 8.30, and thus not supported. I assume you have your reasons for requiring the-s -E
options for python. However, I wasn't immediately able to come up with an alternative solution that also worked with shiv.https://github.com/byt3bl33d3r/SILENTTRINITY/blob/master/Makefile#L22
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