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Start this fork's own binaries, not the distribution's

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start-hyprcosmic now execs /usr/bin/hyprcosmic-session with
/usr/bin/hyprcosmic-comp as argv[1], leaving the cosmic-* paths to the
distribution's packages.

Taking the cosmic-* names meant erasing the distribution's compositor and
session to install this fork, which on Fedora also erases cosmic-greeter --
the display manager. cosmic-session already takes the compositor as argv[1],
so pairing the two here needs no source change.
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@@ -56,16 +56,25 @@ if [[ -z "${HYPRCOSMIC_LOGIN_SHELL:-}" && -n "${SHELL:-}" && -x "${SHELL}" ]]; t
esac
fi
# The binaries. HyprCosmic replaces COSMIC rather than installing beside it, so
# these are the ordinary paths -- this fork's cosmic-session *is* the machine's
# cosmic-session, and there is no second copy under a private prefix.
# The binaries, under their own names. HyprCosmic installs beside COSMIC rather
# than over it: these are this fork's builds, and /usr/bin/cosmic-session and
# /usr/bin/cosmic-comp are left to the distribution's packages.
#
# That is what keeps the stock session on the greeter's menu and working. The
# alternative -- taking the cosmic-* names -- means erasing the distribution's
# compositor and session to install this, which on Fedora also means erasing
# cosmic-greeter, which is the display manager. A fork that can only be tried by
# removing the desktop it forked is a fork nobody can back out of.
#
# cosmic-session takes the compositor as argv[1], so the pairing is arranged
# here and needs no patch: see the exec at the end of this file.
#
# Still named in variables rather than called bare. Two reasons: the check below
# can then say which path was missing, and both stay overridable from the
# environment, which is how the session is run out of a build tree without
# installing it.
HYPRCOSMIC_SESSION_BIN="${HYPRCOSMIC_SESSION_BIN:-/usr/bin/cosmic-session}"
HYPRCOSMIC_COMP_BIN="${HYPRCOSMIC_COMP_BIN:-/usr/bin/cosmic-comp}"
HYPRCOSMIC_SESSION_BIN="${HYPRCOSMIC_SESSION_BIN:-/usr/bin/hyprcosmic-session}"
HYPRCOSMIC_COMP_BIN="${HYPRCOSMIC_COMP_BIN:-/usr/bin/hyprcosmic-comp}"
if [[ ! -x "$HYPRCOSMIC_SESSION_BIN" ]]; then
echo "start-hyprcosmic: $HYPRCOSMIC_SESSION_BIN is missing or not executable" >&2