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<devalot>
rogerr: What package do you need installed but don't want in your path?
<rogerr>
devalot pkgs.adwaita-icon-theme
<devalot>
rogerr: I believe you want to set gtk.iconTheme
<devalot>
in modules/misc/gtk.nix
<rogerr>
devalot like gtk.iconTheme = { package = "pkgs.gnome3.gnome_themes_standard"; name = "Adwaita"; }; ?
<devalot>
Set `package' to the package that contains the icons, and `name' to the subdirectory in that package that contains the set you want to use. If you nix-build that package you'll see that in share/icons there will be directories like "Adwaita" and "Adwaita-Dark"
<rogerr>
home.packages = [pkgs.adwaita-icon-theme]; is what im installing atm and it's working as expected so i dont know any more info than that like adwaita or dark
<devalot>
rogerr: `nix-build -A pkgs.gnome3.adwaita-icon-theme' then look in result/share/icons for the name you want.
<rogerr>
ya nothing works
<rogerr>
only home.packages = [pkgs.adwaita-icon-theme]; works
<rogerr>
any ideas devalot?
<rogerr>
actually nvm ill just use home.packages
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<devalot>
rogerr: I just double checked and gtk.nix already puts gtk.iconTheme.package into home.packages.
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<CitadelCore2>
Hi. I'm getting this error when I try and build a flake with the latest master version of home-manager:
<CitadelCore2>
`"The option darwinModules defined in <unknown-file> does not exist."`
<CitadelCore2>
Running NixOS 20.09.
<CitadelCore2>
It's worth noting that it was previously working on the bqv-flakes branch, but there's a notice saying this is deprecated and to upgrade, which I did
<CitadelCore2>
I'm not on a mac or using nix-darwin so I'm not really sure why this should be an issue
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<rogerr>
devalot well i couldn't get it working so dunno
<rogerr>
i add keybase-gui to home.packages then set services.kbfs.enable true. but i notice kbfsfuse and keybase run whether keybase-gui is running or not. can i make the daemons run on-demand instead pls?
<rogerr>
i use i3 and keybase-gui. how can i make the keybase and kbfsfuse daemons only run when i run keybase-gui? right now they run always. i think it needs an option for "keybase ctl autostart --disable"?