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- A short contents list; the intro names all features.
- "UI patches" (with finders/signatures and after-a-Steam-update) is its
  own section before "Fixes in detail" instead of sitting between the
  keyboard patch and the launcher menu; anchors are unchanged.
- The usage example says how it relates to template/ and uses the
  template's stateVersion.
- Developer Mode notes (usage, hidden apps) mention launcherMenu.showAllApps;
  the launcher section no longer says the patches use no webpack module;
  window curvature points to the window control bar for the bar button.
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[Home Manager](https://github.com/nix-community/home-manager) modules for the [Home Manager](https://github.com/nix-community/home-manager) modules for the
Valve Steam Frame: SteamOS on `aarch64-linux`, standalone home-manager on a Valve Steam Frame: SteamOS on `aarch64-linux`, standalone home-manager on a
non-NixOS system. They work around quirks of the Frame's two graphical non-NixOS system. They work around quirks of the Frame's two graphical
sessions (portal config, keyboard layout, VR keyboard, "+" menu, VR sessions (portal config, keyboard layout, clipboard, Firefox) and extend
dashboard windows, a close button for Steam's VR window, clipboard, Firefox) Steam's and SteamVR's UIs at runtime (VR keyboard, "+" menu, dashboard
declaratively, so every change can be reverted by activating an older window limits, a close button for Steam's VR window, window curvature,
home-manager generation. window controls) declaratively, so every change can be reverted by
activating an older home-manager generation.
All options live under `steamFrame.*`. The portal fix and clipboard sync are All options live under `steamFrame.*`. The portal fix and clipboard sync are
on by default; everything else is opt-in. on by default; everything else is opt-in.
- [Install](#install) · [Two sessions](#two-sessions) · [Usage](#usage) ·
[Options](#options)
- [UI patches](#ui-patches-uipatchespatches):
[finders and signatures](#finders-and-signatures),
[after a Steam update](#after-a-steam-update)
- [Fixes in detail](#fixes-in-detail):
[session](#session-settings-and-background-services-sessionnix),
[portal](#portal-portalfix),
[keyboard layout](#keyboard-layout-keyboardlayout-keyboardvariant),
[Steam keyboard](#steam-keyboard-patch-steamkeyboardpatchenable),
[launcher menu](#launcher-menu-launchermenu),
[dashboard windows](#dashboard-windows-dashboard),
[Steam close button](#steam-close-button-dashboardsteamclosebuttonenable),
[window curvature](#window-curvature-dashboardwindowcurvature),
[window control bar](#window-control-bar-dashboardframecontrols),
[SteamVR debugger](#steamvr-debugger-steamvrdebuggerenable),
[hidden apps](#hidden-apps-hiddenapps),
[clipboard sync](#clipboard-sync-clipboardsyncenable),
[Firefox](#firefox-firefox)
- [Rollback](#rollback)
## Install ## Install
On the Frame (or a Steam Deck), open a terminal (Konsole in the desktop On the Frame (or a Steam Deck), open a terminal (Konsole in the desktop
@@ -93,8 +115,9 @@ Consequences:
## Usage ## Usage
Requirements: Nix with flakes enabled and standalone home-manager (see Requirements: Nix with flakes enabled and standalone home-manager (see
[Install](#install); `nix flake init -t github:lhns/steam-frame-nix` creates [Install](#install)). A minimal configuration (`nix flake init -t
the two files below). github:lhns/steam-frame-nix` creates a commented version of these two files,
[`template/`](template)):
```nix ```nix
# flake.nix # flake.nix
@@ -125,7 +148,7 @@ the two files below).
{ config, ... }: { { config, ... }: {
home.username = "steamos"; home.username = "steamos";
home.homeDirectory = "/home/steamos"; home.homeDirectory = "/home/steamos";
home.stateVersion = "25.11"; home.stateVersion = "26.05";
targets.genericLinux.enable = true; targets.genericLinux.enable = true;
steamFrame = { steamFrame = {
@@ -147,7 +170,7 @@ the two files below).
frameControls.enable = true; frameControls.enable = true;
}; };
firefox.enable = true; firefox.enable = true;
# Only relevant with Steam Developer Mode on (see hidden-apps below). # Listed in the "+" menu only with showAllApps or Steam Developer Mode.
hiddenApps = [ "lxterminal" "cmake-gui" "firewall-config" "renderdoc" ]; hiddenApps = [ "lxterminal" "cmake-gui" "firewall-config" "renderdoc" ];
}; };
@@ -173,7 +196,8 @@ Individual modules are available as
`default` imports all of them. `default` imports all of them.
**Steam Developer Mode** (a Steam setting, not managed here) makes the "+" **Steam Developer Mode** (a Steam setting, not managed here) makes the "+"
menu list every desktop entry, including terminals such as Konsole. menu list every desktop entry, including terminals such as Konsole;
`launcherMenu.showAllApps` does the same without Developer Mode.
## Options ## Options
@@ -190,7 +214,7 @@ menu list every desktop entry, including terminals such as Konsole.
| `steamFrame.keyboardVariant` | null or str | `null` | XKB variant for the Steam session. | | `steamFrame.keyboardVariant` | null or str | `null` | XKB variant for the Steam session. |
| `steamFrame.steamKeyboardPatch.enable` | bool | `false` | Runtime patch of Steam's on-screen keyboard: Esc/Ctrl/Alt, separate arrows, real Ctrl/Alt chords and hold, AltGr/non-ASCII characters. | | `steamFrame.steamKeyboardPatch.enable` | bool | `false` | Runtime patch of Steam's on-screen keyboard: Esc/Ctrl/Alt, separate arrows, real Ctrl/Alt chords and hold, AltGr/non-ASCII characters. |
| `steamFrame.uiPatches.patches` | list of submodules | `[ ]` | Runtime patches of Steam's web UIs over their local DevTools ports, see [UI patches](#ui-patches-uipatchespatches). | | `steamFrame.uiPatches.patches` | list of submodules | `[ ]` | Runtime patches of Steam's web UIs over their local DevTools ports, see [UI patches](#ui-patches-uipatchespatches). |
| `steamFrame.uiPatches.lib` | attrs, read-only | | Helpers for patches: `mkPatch` (wraps a patch with the finder library and its signatures), see [Finders and signatures](#finders-and-signatures). | | `steamFrame.uiPatches.lib` | attrs, read-only | | Helpers for patches: `mkPatch` (wraps a patch with the finder library, its signatures, options and the shared method hooks), see [Finders and signatures](#finders-and-signatures). |
| `steamFrame.launcherMenu.sort` | bool | `false` | Sort the VR "+" menu alphabetically. | | `steamFrame.launcherMenu.sort` | bool | `false` | Sort the VR "+" menu alphabetically. |
| `steamFrame.launcherMenu.pinDesktop` | null or `"top"` / `"bottom"` | `null` | Pin "Desktop" above or below the "+" menu's scrolling list (always visible). `null`: a normal list entry. | | `steamFrame.launcherMenu.pinDesktop` | null or `"top"` / `"bottom"` | `null` | Pin "Desktop" above or below the "+" menu's scrolling list (always visible). `null`: a normal list entry. |
| `steamFrame.launcherMenu.closeOnLaunch` | bool | `false` | Close the "+" menu as soon as a program in it is clicked. | | `steamFrame.launcherMenu.closeOnLaunch` | bool | `false` | Close the "+" menu as soon as a program in it is clicked. |
@@ -228,125 +252,17 @@ menu list every desktop entry, including terminals such as Konsole.
| `steamFrame.firefox.vrFullscreenFix` | bool | `true` | Link a `user.js` with `full-screen-api.ignore-widgets` into existing profiles. | | `steamFrame.firefox.vrFullscreenFix` | bool | `true` | Link a `user.js` with `full-screen-api.ignore-widgets` into existing profiles. |
| `steamFrame.firefox.desktopProfile` | null or str | `"desktop"` | Separate profile used in the nested desktop; `null` disables it. | | `steamFrame.firefox.desktopProfile` | null or str | `"desktop"` | Separate profile used in the nested desktop; `null` disables it. |
## Fixes in detail ## UI patches (`uiPatches.patches`)
### Session settings and background services (`session.nix`)
This module is used by the others; you normally don't set anything here.
**Where things live.** Background services (systemd user services) and the
KDE wallet belong to the Steam session. The nested desktop runs separately
and can't see them. `runtimeDir` and `userBus` point at the Steam session's
runtime directory and message bus, and `outerBusEnv` is a ready-made prefix
for launchers that must reach them, e.g.
`Exec=${config.steamFrame.outerBusEnv} flatpak run …`.
**Starting services on switch.** When you run `home-manager switch` from a
terminal in the nested desktop, Home Manager can't reach the service
manager, prints "User systemd daemon not running" and skips starting or
restarting services. So after every switch this module talks to the Steam
session's service manager directly: it reloads the service files, then
starts the services listed in `userServices.start`, stops the ones in
`userServices.stop` and restarts the ones in `userServices.restart`. Other
modules fill these lists (e.g. the keyboard patch restarts its helper so a
new version takes effect).
### Portal (`portalFix`)
**Problem:** the Steam Frame image (SteamOS 0.3.0, build 20260922) points the
Steam session's `xdg-desktop-portal` at
`/usr/share/xdg-desktop-portal/gamescope-portals`, which has the holo and
gamescope backends but no `gamescope-portals.conf`. With
`XDG_DESKTOP_PORTAL_DIR` set, the portal reads config only from there, selects
no backend and offers no OpenURI: no app in the Steam session can open links.
**Fix:** an own portal dir in `~/.local/share` with links to Valve's
`.portal` files plus a config (`default=holo;gamescope`), and a drop-in on
`xdg-desktop-portal.service` pointing at it. Only the systemd-managed (outer)
portal is affected; the desktop's portal keeps `kde-portals.conf`.
**Remove when** SteamOS ships a `gamescope-portals.conf`
(`steamFrame.portalFix.enable = false`).
### Keyboard layout (`keyboardLayout`, `keyboardVariant`)
**Problem:** gamescope and its Xwayland displays use xkbcommon defaults (US)
unless `XKB_DEFAULT_*` is set; KDE's layout setting only affects the nested
desktop. `~/.config/environment.d` isn't read by the user manager on the
Frame.
**Fix:** a drop-in on `gamescope-session.service` setting
`XKB_DEFAULT_LAYOUT` (and `XKB_DEFAULT_VARIANT`). Takes effect the next time
the Steam session starts.
**Remove when** SteamOS applies a layout setting to gamescope.
### Steam keyboard patch (`steamKeyboardPatch.enable`)
**Problem:** Steam's VR keyboard has hardcoded layouts without Ctrl, Alt or
Esc. In VR, Steam can't press real keys
(`SteamClient.Input.ControllerKeyboardSetKeyState` throws "Unknown method"),
and its text emulation (`ControllerKeyboardSendText`) only maps plain ASCII:
non-ASCII characters and anything needing AltGr or a dead key on the German
keymap (`| @ { [ ] } \ ~ ^`, backtick, `ä ö ü €`) come out as `1`.
**Fix:** the `steam-keyboard-patch` user service (`helper.mjs`, Node) injects
`patch.js` into Steam's UI at runtime through Steam's CEF DevTools port
(`127.0.0.1:8080`; SteamOS starts Steam with `-cef-enable-debugging`) and
re-injects it after Steam restarts or the keyboard popup is recreated.
Steam's files are never modified. Enabling and disabling take effect on
`home-manager switch`, no reboot or Steam restart needed: when the helper
stops (service stopped, or the option disabled, which stops it via
`userServices.stop`) it reverts the patch in Steam's running UI
(`unpatch.js`). The service is restarted on every switch (via
`userServices.restart`) so a changed patch is re-injected.
- Bottom row becomes `Esc Ctrl Alt [Space] AltGr ← ↑ ↓ → Close`. It stays
stable with Shift or AltGr active (Steam's stock bottom row moves the
close icon with Shift and breaks apart with AltGr).
- AltGr + arrows: `←` Pos1 (Home), `→` Ende (End), `↑` Bild↑ (Page Up),
`↓` Bild↓ (Page Down), shown as small hints on the arrow keys. Shift +
arrows send real Shift+arrow, for selecting text.
- Ctrl/Alt chords and Esc are pressed with `xdotool key` on `:0`, where X
focus follows the window selected in VR.
- While Ctrl/Alt is toggled and the keyboard is open, the real modifier is
held down (e.g. Ctrl+scroll to zoom).
- Problem characters are typed with `xdotool type`; everything else still
goes through Steam.
- Enter always types Return in app windows. Stock Steam keeps the last
focused Steam search box as the keyboard target, so Enter could be
labelled "Search" and close the keyboard instead of pressing Return.
**Layouts:** the extra-character handling (which characters are routed to
xdotool, and the keysym names used for umlauts in chords) targets the German
(`de`) keymap. On other layouts it is harmless: those characters are simply
typed by xdotool instead of Steam, and Esc/Ctrl/Alt/arrows work regardless.
**Security:** requests come from Steam's UI JS, so the helper uses an
allowlist: Ctrl/Alt chords with a single key, the extra keys (Esc, Del, Home,
End, Page Up/Down, arrows), hold/release of Ctrl/Alt, and single non-ASCII or AltGr
characters. It cannot type plain ASCII text or press Enter on its own.
**Caveat:** the patch depends on Steam UI internals: the keyboard layouts
module, the VR keyboard status and the keyboard manager. They are found by
signature (content and shape, see [Finders and signatures](#finders-and-signatures)),
not by webpack module id or minified export name, so ordinary Steam updates
don't break it. If a signature stops matching, the patch leaves Steam
untouched (stock keyboard) and logs which one
(`journalctl --user -u steam-keyboard-patch`); see
[After a Steam update](#after-a-steam-update). Tested with Steam client
1790377368 (UI build 11041156).
**Remove when** Steam's VR keyboard gets these keys itself.
### UI patches (`uiPatches.patches`)
Steam's client UI (and SteamVR's dashboard, `vrwebhelper`) are web pages in Steam's client UI (and SteamVR's dashboard, `vrwebhelper`) are web pages in
CEF with a local DevTools port: `127.0.0.1:8080` for Steam (SteamOS starts CEF with a local DevTools port: `127.0.0.1:8080` for Steam (SteamOS starts
it with `-cef-enable-debugging`), `127.0.0.1:8087` for SteamVR when its it with `-cef-enable-debugging`), `127.0.0.1:8087` for SteamVR when its
debugger is enabled (`VRWebHelper/DebuggerEnabled` in debugger is enabled (`VRWebHelper/DebuggerEnabled` in `steamvr.vrsettings`,
`steamvr.vrsettings`, see [SteamVR debugger](#steamvr-debugger-steamvrdebuggerenable)). The `steam-ui-patches` user service (`injector.mjs`, see [SteamVR debugger](#steamvr-debugger-steamvrdebuggerenable)). The
Node) uses them to patch the running UI; Steam's files are never modified. `steam-ui-patches` user service (`injector.mjs`, Node) uses them to patch
the running UI; Steam's files are never modified. The launcher menu and
dashboard features below are such patches (the Steam keyboard patch has
its own helper service), and you can register your own.
Each entry of `steamFrame.uiPatches.patches`: Each entry of `steamFrame.uiPatches.patches`:
@@ -512,6 +428,117 @@ format; bundles `steamui` and `vrwebui-systemui`, SteamVR's dashboard),
warnings), `--json`. Live, `journalctl --user -u steam-keyboard-patch -u warnings), `--json`. Live, `journalctl --user -u steam-keyboard-patch -u
steam-ui-patches` shows what each patch reported. steam-ui-patches` shows what each patch reported.
## Fixes in detail
### Session settings and background services (`session.nix`)
This module is used by the others; you normally don't set anything here.
**Where things live.** Background services (systemd user services) and the
KDE wallet belong to the Steam session. The nested desktop runs separately
and can't see them. `runtimeDir` and `userBus` point at the Steam session's
runtime directory and message bus, and `outerBusEnv` is a ready-made prefix
for launchers that must reach them, e.g.
`Exec=${config.steamFrame.outerBusEnv} flatpak run …`.
**Starting services on switch.** When you run `home-manager switch` from a
terminal in the nested desktop, Home Manager can't reach the service
manager, prints "User systemd daemon not running" and skips starting or
restarting services. So after every switch this module talks to the Steam
session's service manager directly: it reloads the service files, then
starts the services listed in `userServices.start`, stops the ones in
`userServices.stop` and restarts the ones in `userServices.restart`. Other
modules fill these lists (e.g. the keyboard patch restarts its helper so a
new version takes effect).
### Portal (`portalFix`)
**Problem:** the Steam Frame image (SteamOS 0.3.0, build 20260922) points the
Steam session's `xdg-desktop-portal` at
`/usr/share/xdg-desktop-portal/gamescope-portals`, which has the holo and
gamescope backends but no `gamescope-portals.conf`. With
`XDG_DESKTOP_PORTAL_DIR` set, the portal reads config only from there, selects
no backend and offers no OpenURI: no app in the Steam session can open links.
**Fix:** an own portal dir in `~/.local/share` with links to Valve's
`.portal` files plus a config (`default=holo;gamescope`), and a drop-in on
`xdg-desktop-portal.service` pointing at it. Only the systemd-managed (outer)
portal is affected; the desktop's portal keeps `kde-portals.conf`.
**Remove when** SteamOS ships a `gamescope-portals.conf`
(`steamFrame.portalFix.enable = false`).
### Keyboard layout (`keyboardLayout`, `keyboardVariant`)
**Problem:** gamescope and its Xwayland displays use xkbcommon defaults (US)
unless `XKB_DEFAULT_*` is set; KDE's layout setting only affects the nested
desktop. `~/.config/environment.d` isn't read by the user manager on the
Frame.
**Fix:** a drop-in on `gamescope-session.service` setting
`XKB_DEFAULT_LAYOUT` (and `XKB_DEFAULT_VARIANT`). Takes effect the next time
the Steam session starts.
**Remove when** SteamOS applies a layout setting to gamescope.
### Steam keyboard patch (`steamKeyboardPatch.enable`)
**Problem:** Steam's VR keyboard has hardcoded layouts without Ctrl, Alt or
Esc. In VR, Steam can't press real keys
(`SteamClient.Input.ControllerKeyboardSetKeyState` throws "Unknown method"),
and its text emulation (`ControllerKeyboardSendText`) only maps plain ASCII:
non-ASCII characters and anything needing AltGr or a dead key on the German
keymap (`| @ { [ ] } \ ~ ^`, backtick, `ä ö ü €`) come out as `1`.
**Fix:** the `steam-keyboard-patch` user service (`helper.mjs`, Node) injects
`patch.js` into Steam's UI at runtime through Steam's CEF DevTools port
(`127.0.0.1:8080`; SteamOS starts Steam with `-cef-enable-debugging`) and
re-injects it after Steam restarts or the keyboard popup is recreated.
Steam's files are never modified. Enabling and disabling take effect on
`home-manager switch`, no reboot or Steam restart needed: when the helper
stops (service stopped, or the option disabled, which stops it via
`userServices.stop`) it reverts the patch in Steam's running UI
(`unpatch.js`). The service is restarted on every switch (via
`userServices.restart`) so a changed patch is re-injected.
- Bottom row becomes `Esc Ctrl Alt [Space] AltGr ← ↑ ↓ → Close`. It stays
stable with Shift or AltGr active (Steam's stock bottom row moves the
close icon with Shift and breaks apart with AltGr).
- AltGr + arrows: `←` Pos1 (Home), `→` Ende (End), `↑` Bild↑ (Page Up),
`↓` Bild↓ (Page Down), shown as small hints on the arrow keys. Shift +
arrows send real Shift+arrow, for selecting text.
- Ctrl/Alt chords and Esc are pressed with `xdotool key` on `:0`, where X
focus follows the window selected in VR.
- While Ctrl/Alt is toggled and the keyboard is open, the real modifier is
held down (e.g. Ctrl+scroll to zoom).
- Problem characters are typed with `xdotool type`; everything else still
goes through Steam.
- Enter always types Return in app windows. Stock Steam keeps the last
focused Steam search box as the keyboard target, so Enter could be
labelled "Search" and close the keyboard instead of pressing Return.
**Layouts:** the extra-character handling (which characters are routed to
xdotool, and the keysym names used for umlauts in chords) targets the German
(`de`) keymap. On other layouts it is harmless: those characters are simply
typed by xdotool instead of Steam, and Esc/Ctrl/Alt/arrows work regardless.
**Security:** requests come from Steam's UI JS, so the helper uses an
allowlist: Ctrl/Alt chords with a single key, the extra keys (Esc, Del, Home,
End, Page Up/Down, arrows), hold/release of Ctrl/Alt, and single non-ASCII or AltGr
characters. It cannot type plain ASCII text or press Enter on its own.
**Caveat:** the patch depends on Steam UI internals: the keyboard layouts
module, the VR keyboard status and the keyboard manager. They are found by
signature (content and shape, see [Finders and signatures](#finders-and-signatures)),
not by webpack module id or minified export name, so ordinary Steam updates
don't break it. If a signature stops matching, the patch leaves Steam
untouched (stock keyboard) and logs which one
(`journalctl --user -u steam-keyboard-patch`); see
[After a Steam update](#after-a-steam-update). Tested with Steam client
1790377368 (UI build 11041156).
**Remove when** Steam's VR keyboard gets these keys itself.
### Launcher menu (`launcherMenu.*`) ### Launcher menu (`launcherMenu.*`)
**Problem:** the VR dashboard's "+" menu (non-Steam programs) lists programs **Problem:** the VR dashboard's "+" menu (non-Steam programs) lists programs
@@ -590,11 +617,11 @@ the program twice.
`developer_mode_enabled` accessor and the list); the offline checker also `developer_mode_enabled` accessor and the list); the offline checker also
verifies the filter still spreads the list. verifies the filter still spreads the list.
All are reverted when the options are turned off (next switch). These All are reverted when the options are turned off (next switch). Apart from
patches use Steam APIs (`SteamClient.Apps`), React props and CSS rather `showAllApps` (a webpack module, found by signature), these patches use
than webpack modules; the offline checker verifies those anchors too Steam APIs (`SteamClient.Apps`), React props and CSS; the offline checker
(including the scroll fade's class names and stylesheet, checked as a verifies those anchors too (including the scroll fade's class names and
`stylesheet` signature against Steam's CSS files). stylesheet, checked as a `stylesheet` signature against Steam's CSS files).
Tested with Steam client 1790377368. Tested with Steam client 1790377368.
#### Icon fallbacks (`launcherMenu.iconFallbacks`) #### Icon fallbacks (`launcherMenu.iconFallbacks`)
@@ -758,7 +785,8 @@ flat.
[SteamVR debugger](#steamvr-debugger-steamvrdebuggerenable)) makes the whole [SteamVR debugger](#steamvr-debugger-steamvrdebuggerenable)) makes the whole
"Toggle Curvature" row a control, with the window's value on its right and "Toggle Curvature" row a control, with the window's value on its right and
small arrows above/below it. When the control sits in the window's bottom small arrows above/below it. When the control sits in the window's bottom
bar instead (e.g. moved there by a patch of your own), that button works bar instead (e.g. moved there with the
[window control bar](#window-control-bar-dashboardframecontrols)), that button works
the same way, without the value: the steps are felt as haptics. the same way, without the value: the steps are felt as haptics.
- **click**: curved → flat, flat → stock curve (1); - **click**: curved → flat, flat → stock curve (1);
@@ -951,8 +979,9 @@ the patches only use `127.0.0.1`.
### Hidden apps (`hiddenApps`) ### Hidden apps (`hiddenApps`)
**Problem:** with Steam Developer Mode on, the "+" menu lists every desktop **Problem:** with Steam Developer Mode on (or `launcherMenu.showAllApps`),
entry GLib would show, including system tools you never want in VR. the "+" menu lists every desktop entry GLib would show, including system
tools you never want in VR.
**Fix:** a user entry with `Hidden=true` in `~/.local/share/applications` **Fix:** a user entry with `Hidden=true` in `~/.local/share/applications`
masks the system one (also in the KDE menu). masks the system one (also in the KDE menu).
@@ -960,7 +989,9 @@ masks the system one (also in the KDE menu).
The "+" menu itself always hides executables named `steam` or The "+" menu itself always hides executables named `steam` or
`vrurlhandler`, and unless Developer Mode is on also terminals and similar `vrurlhandler`, and unless Developer Mode is on also terminals and similar
tools such as `konsole`, `dolphin`, `vlc`, `sh` and `lxterminal` (filter in tools such as `konsole`, `dolphin`, `vlc`, `sh` and `lxterminal` (filter in
Steam's UI JS). Enable Developer Mode to get Konsole in VR. Steam's UI JS). Enable Developer Mode or
[`launcherMenu.showAllApps`](#launcher-menu-launchermenu) to get Konsole in
VR.
### Clipboard sync (`clipboardSync.enable`) ### Clipboard sync (`clipboardSync.enable`)