I don't see a conflict between the two. LanguageKit loads
frameworks using NSBundle so that you can distribute a portable .app
bundle with the source code in the bundle and a plist describing the
frameworks that it needs. It loads the frameworks, JIT-compiles the
code, and then runs the app. Apparently this doesn't work with the
FHS layout, so Étoilé doesn't support systems that use the FHS layout.
I'm not sure why this wouldn't work with the FHS layout if LanguageKit
only use the public NSBundle API. ;-)
The public NSBundle API works fine with FHS. Usually things stop
working when you try to locate things manually
on disk instead of using the public API.
If you have a pointer to the snippet of code that doesn't work, I can
have a look at some point and see if I can
suggest something.
Thanks
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