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Usage/Experiences when using Cosmic on OpenRC #29
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Have enabled discussions =) It's a feature I never used, and it was disabled by default with project creation =) Feel free to move there. Regarding user services: this is mostly automatically handled by systemd and/or Cosmic, I'm not doing anything special with it. IIRC cosmic-settings-daemon and cosmic-notifications are spawned automatically by Cosmic after first login (not sure which component, I'd guess cosmic-session). I recall with the transition to pipewire I had to manually enable some services for the user, but that was a year ago now, I'm not sure what's the default state on a newly-created user. See Gentoo Wiki page. Although I ran with it for a good decade, I am not using OpenRC anymore because pretty much every DE is heavily relying on systemd nowadays, and I really like not having to think about service restarts on servers. |
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I just wanted to create a place to share experiences/suggestions/fixes/etc for running Cosmic on a system that's running OpenRC. Thanks to the fixes in #11 emerging/compilation is working fine and Cosmic starts/runs as well 🎉
But things like pipewire, notifications, power settings don't work unless a service is running for them. I was wondering how people are handling this? Autostart isn't supported yet on Cosmic (pop-os/cosmic-session#67) and OpenRC doesn't have support for user-services yet (OpenRC/openrc#723).
I assume Cosmic on systemd uses user-services for all these components?
P.S. A discussion instead of a issue would've probably been better for this, but since discussions have been disabled hope this is OK for you :)
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