Is there nix support beyond just apple devices? #675
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I see that the nix package currently supports x86_64-darwin and aarch64-darwin systems. Does this mean that the hm module will not work on x86_64-linux systems? |
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Yes for now it's intentional. Please check out #559 as well. TLDR linux is buildable from source, but it does nothing because all of the code are just unsupported stubs. So there's no point to add it into home module or release pipeline until it's ready. |
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@kalyanoliveira We have just launched partial linux support, there's no release, but nix flake is enabled for linux to test it out. Follow the detail here #559 (comment). If you're on wayland, you're in luck, as that's where i tested the implementation, and it should work fine. |
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unfortunately I am on hyprland :( also you should definitely add a flake.lock to your repo: my nixpkgs version has go 1.25, but neru required 1.26, which meant that I had to add this to my flake.nix: which could have been avoided by providing a flake.lock :D |
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That's sad, I just can't make it work on hyprland for I don't know why, it just didn't work :(
Agreed, I'll find some time to add it. |
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#707 adds a flake.lock and pin it properly. For hyprland support, you can also track here #696, there's some alternatives and fixes that i tried, but still not working as intended. If you have any idea about that, feel free to help. I would like to support hyprland properly if possible. |
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Yes for now it's intentional. Please check out #559 as well. TLDR linux is buildable from source, but it does nothing because all of the code are just unsupported stubs. So there's no point to add it into home module or release pipeline until it's ready.