- status lists every Home Manager user service instead of a hardcoded
docker.service (that's not a steam-frame-nix module)
- unique backup suffix per run (Home Manager aborts if *.backup exists)
- uninstall only force-kills processes still running from /nix/store
- drop fallbacks this installer never needs: old `nix show-config` /
`nix store ping`, the legacy per-user HM profile path, a PATH fallback,
grep-parsing the receipt without jq, `--flake=value`
install.sh installs Nix (nix-installer, steam-deck planner, flakes
enabled) and activates a Home Manager configuration, creating one from
the new flake template if there is none; uninstall stops Home Manager's
user services, runs home-manager uninstall and removes Nix and per-user
leftovers; status shows the current state. Works piped from curl.
- steamFrame.vrKeyboard -> steamFrame.steamKeyboardPatch (module, service
and script names follow): it patches Steam's own on-screen keyboard
- clipboardSync.enable defaults to true: without it the nested desktop's
clipboard is isolated
- clipboard-sync: stop stale builds and duplicates, prefer the instance
started in the nested desktop, only start a new one when switching from
the nested desktop (an instance inherits the switching shell's session)
- vr-keyboard: the helper reverts the patch on SIGTERM (vrkbd-unpatch.js);
disabling the module stops the service via the new
steamFrame.userServices.stop, so the stock keyboard is back immediately
Portal fix, Steam-session keyboard layout, VR keyboard patch, hidden
apps, clipboard-sync and a Firefox Flatpak launcher, all under
steamFrame.*, plus the outer-session user-services mechanism.
Pierre Kisters