Separate it from `feedbackd` for the following reasons:
- Previously the update script did not see this "package" and did not update it
- Now we can run the test suite of `feedbackd-device-themes`
- This allows a user to only change a device theme, while not recompiling `feedbackd`
- Updating only `feedbackd-device-themes` would result in an awkward commit message where we would claim to update a seemingly non-existing package
- Previous commits that updated both `feedbackd` and `feedbackd-device-themes` at the same time did not mention the update to `feedbackd-device-themes` in the title of the commit message
- They are separate projects after all, with the only direct dependency between the two packages existing in the test suite of `feedbackd-device-themes`
- [Most other distributions also package this package](https://repology.org/project/feedbackd-device-themes/versions) separately from feedbackd
The zoom-us package can be build with pulseaudio and with
support for one or more xdg-desktop-portal implementations.
This new module sets the proper build options
from the system configuration,
and adds the resulting package to `systemPackages`.
If an individual `zoom-us` package is assigned to the
`package` option with `package = zoom-us.override { ... };`,
arguments given to `.override` will take precedence
over the options determined by the module.
This permits to explicitly enable or disable some zoom-us
features while keeping the module's choices for other features.
Co-authored-by: Philip Taron <philip.taron@gmail.com>
When using Merkuro in Plasma 6, the 'Contacts' widget will automatically
be added to the default panel. Unfortunately, it does not work unless
`kdePackages.kcontacts` is also present in the environment. This adds
the dependency if Plasma 6 is also enabled alongside Merkuro.
Signed-off-by: Fernando Rodrigues <alpha@sigmasquadron.net>
This reverts commit 8a34d575f6.
PR #351093 removed the `programs.k3b` module due to some confusion about
its relevance. In order to write CDs, the security wrappers that allow
running cdrao and cdrecord with elevated privileges are in fact
necessary.
On `fish`, Starship supports transient prompts with no external dependencies.
This commit adds three options that allows users to edit the function bodies of
`starship_transient_prompt_func` and `starship_transient_rprompt_func` and call
`enable_transience` after the Starship initialisation code is sourced into the
shell.
This avoids the need for downstream NixOS configurations to use the
`programs.fish.promptInit` option with the `lib.mkAfter` function to correctly
enable transience.
Signed-off-by: Fernando Rodrigues <alpha@sigmasquadron.net>
flashprog uses the libraries libjaylink and libftdi. So in order for
flashprog to work properly for non-privileged users, enable their
related NixOS modules which enable several udev rules for devices used
by flashprog.
Signed-off-by: Felix Singer <felixsinger@posteo.net>
This fixes an issue where the title bar is permanently clobbered when
you SSH into a remote NixOS system and then log out. The solution is
to reset the title bar upon logout.
This adds a new `programs.bash.logout` option which configures the Bash
logout script.
Carefully note that the stock Bash does not support a global logout
script and only supports user-local logout scripts in `~/.bash_logout`.
However, Nixpkgs patches Bash to support a global `/etc/bash_logout`
script here:
ee0fecd318/pkgs/shells/bash/5.nix (L48)
… and the `programs.bash.logout` option configures that logout script.
