Cleanup fhs-chrootenv's environment and workaround Steam's sound issues #6730
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abbradar
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Seems pretty nice. |
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Yes, it fixed my sound issues at least at expense of ld.so errors spam (it's a shame we don't have LD_PRELOAD_32/LD_PRELOAD_64). |
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Cleanup fhs-chrootenv's environment and workaround Steam's sound issues
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This adds locale support in FHS chrootenv, reworks environment, unifies and refactors /etc and finally workarounds Steam and its games' PulseAudio sound issues.
One controversial thing this uses is storing absolute symlinks like "/host-etc/passwd" in Nix store; this allows to greatly unify code between
fhs-chrootenvandfhs-userenv.Also this makes FHS chroot less NixOS-specific; if someone has used it in just Nix, they should have less issues now.
cc @jagajaga