Every module imports cleanup.nix (also exported as
homeManagerModules.cleanup), which
- puts steam-frame-nix-cleanup (install.sh cleanup) on PATH;
- runs `cleanup --orphans --quiet` after linkGeneration on every switch,
keeping what the configuration still uses (steamFrame.cleanup.keep, set
by the modules: debugger while steamvrDebugger is on, the Firefox desktop
profile's user.js while its fix applies); in a dry run it runs with
--dry-run;
- runs `cleanup --all` instead when Home Manager's `uninstall = true;` is
set (the manual uninstall route);
- removes links of older versions at paths Home Manager is about to own
before checkLinkTargets (steamFrame.cleanup.migrateLinks), which would
count as collisions otherwise.
install.sh cleanup gains --quiet (only actions, deferrals and warnings;
the header only when something is printed). The Jellyfin module's own
removal of the old shim copy goes: cleanup does it.
- pinned-desktop (VERSION 3): drop the stop() of a predecessor global that
never existed in this repo; log errors as "sfui <NAME>:" through one
guard helper, like the grid patch.
- steamCloseButton.enable is a mkEnableOption like the other feature
switches; enable descriptions no longer end in a stray newline.
- launcher-menu.nix header lists show-all and no longer claims the patches
use no webpack module; hiddenApps mentions showAllApps.
- Patch comments: frame-controls ring timing matches the code (half of
longPressMs, at most 1 s), window-curvature names frame-controls as what
moves its control into the bar, steam-close-button no longer refers to an
unpublished version.
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