fix(home-manager/dunst): avoid IFD #302
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nix-community/home-manager#5710 has been merged, so this is no longer blocked. |
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Fair enough. Better safe than sorry. |
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The IFD from dunst was removed in catppuccin#302
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* docs: add IFD FAQ * docs: mirror IFD FAQ to docs * docs: reword IFD FAQ to those ports * chore: update IFD list * chore: remove dunst from IFD list The IFD from dunst was removed in #302 * docs: FAQ IFD apply suggestions * docs: FAQ IFD add spotify-player * docs: cleanup IFD module code example Seems spotify-player doesn't required IFD either as it's source is from a builtin --------- Co-authored-by: seth <[email protected]>
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Uses dunst's drop-in feature to set the theme rather than importing it into nix.
This approach has the drawback that theme settings are now potentially slightly more inconvenient to override. The theme drop-in overrides settings from
dunstrc, but it can itself be overridden by another drop-in that is after it in lexical order.I added a
prefixoption to make it more convenient to have the catppuccin drop-in appear in a certain spot in lexical order if the user has multiple drop-ins they wish to use with dunst.Currently blocked on nix-community/home-manager#5710