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How to run again? #5
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Hey hey, sorry ive been busy and unable to respond to github. How did you install the application? If you install it through nix the .desktop files should exist. If not, it may be a bug in this repo. The code examples just run it one-shot |
it's ok now and thanks for the reply. |
Yep I feel the same tbh
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it's ok now and thanks for the reply.
The affinity apps are too flakey and unstable for my liking. I'll continue
using a Windows VM for Affinity and Itunes.
Maybe one bright sunny day, Affinity might come to native Linux but I
won't hold my breathe :)
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i realize that it might be flaky, but i'd still love to understand how to install these in my nixos/home-manager system if possible. i've tried a few different things but so far nothing has worked. thanks for all the work on this! |
You can use nix profile install Otherwise, add this repo as a flake input, then just access {
inputs = {
affinity-nix.url = "github:mrshmllow/affinity-nix";
...
};
outputs = inputs @ {
affinity-nix,
...
}: {
homeConfigurations.marsh = home-manager.lib.homeManagerConfiguration {
pkgs = nixpkgs.legacyPackages."x86_64-linux";
extraSpecialArgs = {inherit inputs;};
modules = [
{
home.packages = [affinity-nix.packages.x86_64-linux.photo];
}
];
};
}
} this applies to every flake that exposes a package :) if you want to run the other scripts like |
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thanks so much for this repo.
i managed to install affinity photo.
once you quit the app, how do you run it again though?
I'm not seeing it in my i3 run menu so a bit confused and a total newbie at Wine
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