Avoid hardcoded paths in mx launcher for NixOS compatibility.#300
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Search for `bash` in the environment and use the shell builtin `pwd` so the launcher works on NixOS, which does not follow the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard.
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bashin the environment and use the shell builtinpwdso the launcher works on NixOS, which does not follow the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard.