The thing is...everyone probably has a custom skin but it defaults to a "standard-skin", which would work even if I named it.. default? in ~/.local/share/teeworlds/skins/ ? (ie. as default.json)?
something is pushing the "super-standard default.json" into existence even after the teeworlds install default.json is replaced with something else.
02:04
actually. this is probably a good thing. I see performance boosts with this setup.
02:06
It's like a "Hello, World!" C program where the "Hello, World!" is a string in the C file itself versus an external file being loaded into a string to be outputted via puts or whatever.
