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This is extremely minor. I'm using KDE Plasma desktop, and have set services.rsibreak.enable = true. It starts up properly, but a gap appears in the notification bar where its icon/indicator should be. When I hover over it, the rsibreak tooltip appears, and I can right-click it to access the menu.
The icon appears properly when rsibreak is installed either in home.packages or environment.systemPackages. So that's a simple workaround. But I'm wondering if the issue occurs for anyone else, or if there's some way that rsibreak should be wrapped or if there's an environment variable that would help it find its graphics without being installed as such. If it's a problem that others have had to work around too, maybe we should just add the home.packages setting to the module itself?
I think HM symlinks all icons in one big folder in the store that is exposed through environment variables.
When a package is not added to home.packages, its icon is never added to the folder.
Would you like to submit a PR adding the package to home.packages?
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Issue description
This is extremely minor. I'm using KDE Plasma desktop, and have set
services.rsibreak.enable = true
. It starts up properly, but a gap appears in the notification bar where its icon/indicator should be. When I hover over it, the rsibreak tooltip appears, and I can right-click it to access the menu.The icon appears properly when rsibreak is installed either in
home.packages
orenvironment.systemPackages
. So that's a simple workaround. But I'm wondering if the issue occurs for anyone else, or if there's some way that rsibreak should be wrapped or if there's an environment variable that would help it find its graphics without being installed as such. If it's a problem that others have had to work around too, maybe we should just add thehome.packages
setting to the module itself?Meta
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Technical details
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Linux 5.10.37, NixOS, 21.05.20210608.f2c9d56 (Okapi)
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nix-env (Nix) 2.4pre20210601_5985b8b
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