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feat(sddm): add mount unit for installing sddm themes in Discover #1944
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Type=overlay | ||
What=overlay | ||
Where=/usr/share/sddm/themes | ||
Options=lowerdir=/usr/share/sddm/themes,upperdir=/var/sddm_themes/themes,workdir=/var/sddm_themes/themes.work |
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This probably mount also should probably automatically create that /var/sddm_themes directory too tho, else it'll be mounting a non-existant folder :p
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I've added mkdir command to create the the working directory and the normal directory, I also ended up removing the PartOf= section since we don't want to recreate the bazzite target
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Take a look at making a symlink to a directory in /etc
Right now this PR won't actually work and has the possibility of failing due to not making sure that /var is mounted as well.
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This won't work. You can use a tpmfiles.d conf file to make this directory after boot.
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Like the one used for the kde-sysmonitor workaround?
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This also requires mounts for /var
It would be nice if this could be resolved upstream. Something for me to do, maybe. |
https://github.com/ublue-os/bazzite/pull/1890/files
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