Pierre Kisters
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- keyring.flatpaks / keyring.programs: desktop entries shadowing an app's own that run it on the outer bus (one kwalletd6 for both sessions), with the wallet's D-Bus names as `flatpak run --talk-name` options (no Flatpak overrides), --password-store=kwallet6 for Electron, and login callback schemes as default + recommended handlers. - firefox.defaultBrowser: the launcher as default for http, https and text/html. - docker: rootless dockerd as a user service, socket in the outer runtime dir, CLI with DOCKER_HOST for both sessions.
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Session fixes
Four fixes for the Frame's two graphical sessions:
session settings and services, the portal, the keyboard layout and the
clipboard. Options: README, Options (session.*,
keyboard.layout, keyboard.variant, clipboardSync.*).
Session settings and services
Module session (session.nix), used by the other modules; normally
nothing to set.
Problem: the nested desktop can't see the Steam session's runtime dir
and bus (services, KDE wallet), and switching from the nested desktop,
Home Manager can't reach the service manager ("User systemd daemon not
running") and skips reloadSystemd.
What you get:
session.runtimeDir/session.buspoint at the Steam session's runtime dir and bus;session.busEnvis a launcher prefix to reach them.- After every switch this module reloads the Steam session's user manager
and applies
session.services.start/stop/restart, which other modules fill (you can add your own units).
Configuration: apps that keep secrets in the wallet get launchers from keyring. Another launcher that must reach the outer session (its bus, services or wallet) uses the prefix:
{ config, ... }: {
xdg.dataFile."applications/org.example.App.desktop".text = ''
[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Name=Example
Exec=${config.steamFrame.session.busEnv} flatpak run org.example.App %U
'';
}
Portal fix
session.portalFix.enable, module portal. On by default.
Problem: the 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 lacks gamescope-portals.conf: no backend, no OpenURI, so no app in
the Steam session can open links.
What you get: a working OpenURI portal in the Steam session; the desktop's portal is unaffected.
Remove when SteamOS ships gamescope-portals.conf.
How it works: a portal dir in ~/.local/share linking Valve's .portal
files plus a config (default=holo;gamescope), and a drop-in on
xdg-desktop-portal.service.
Keyboard layout
keyboard.layout, keyboard.variant, module keyboard-layout.
Problem: gamescope and its Xwayland displays use US unless
XKB_DEFAULT_* is set; KDE's layout only affects the nested desktop, and
~/.config/environment.d isn't read on the Frame.
What you get: the layout in the Steam session, from the next Steam session start. The layout also picks the VR keyboard's default dictionary language.
Configuration: keyboard.variant picks a variant of the layout, e.g. for
de: null (standard, with dead keys: ^, `, ´ wait for the next
key), "nodeadkeys" (those are typed immediately), "mac", "neo", "e1",
"us" (German letters on a US layout). List them with
localectl list-x11-keymap-variants <layout>.
steamFrame.keyboard = { layout = "de"; variant = "nodeadkeys"; };
Remove when SteamOS applies a layout setting to gamescope.
How it works: a drop-in on gamescope-session.service setting
XKB_DEFAULT_LAYOUT/VARIANT.
Clipboard sync
clipboardSync.enable, module clipboard-sync. On by default.
Problem: the Steam session's X displays and the nested desktop have separate clipboards.
What you get: one clipboard: copy in one session, paste in the other.
Configuration: clipboardSync.package replaces the package. Switch from
a desktop terminal: each switch restarts clipboard-sync if outdated, and it
must restart with the desktop's environment.
How it works: clipboard-sync,
built from source (its flake is x86-only), started via KDE autostart (the
desktop can't reach the user manager, and :2 must exist first).