If you're comfortable having it suid, you could set security.suidPrograms =
[ "xautolock" ]; in configuration.nix. Then if xautolock is installed
globally it will hopefully work without sudo.
On 8 February 2015 at 10:07, Nikita Karetnikov
wrote:
> How do I automatically lock the screen in NixOS?
Nice! I'm currently binding "gksu 'i3lock -c00 & pm-suspend'" to a hotkey
using i3, but this is better.
Is there a standard way to get it in my fork of nixpkgs, which is tracking the
release-14.12 branch?
(I could just copy and paste but if there's a better way now would be a good
time to le
The 02/08/2015 21:07, Nikita Karetnikov wrote:
> How do I automatically lock the screen in NixOS? I've installed
> xautolock and slock. And tested
>
> sudo xautolock -time 1 -locker slock
>
> in the shell, which works fine. Can I make it work without
> sudo?
I use xss-lock, which I recently
How do I automatically lock the screen in NixOS? I've installed
xautolock and slock. And tested
sudo xautolock -time 1 -locker slock
in the shell, which works fine. Can I make it work without sudo?
It's a problem because these lines in configuration.nix:
displayManager.sessionCommands
