unclutter: switch to user service and add options #15228
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| services.unclutter.arguments = mkOption { | ||
| description = "Arguments to pass to unclutter command"; | ||
| default = "-idle 1"; | ||
| package = mkOption { |
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I'm curious: as a user, why would I want to change this?
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I just thought one may want to use a fork or a custom version. There is also a rewrite of the original package called unclutter-xfixes. I'm not sure the arguments are compatible though.
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./result/bin/)Unclutter has the same problem of redshift (issue #14882) so this will run it as a user service.
I haven't tested every option (
excludedin particular) but the arguments seem ok.