Closed rugnomoresol closed 9 months ago
brew services
is a "user friendly" way to interact with launchd
services.
skhd
handles it's own launchd service with --start-service
etc.
So you dont actually need to use both - in fact I'm pretty sure the recommended way to interact with the service for skhd is via skhd itself.
so what you should do: execute skhd --start-service
and see if skhd is working. If you want to stop the service, execute skhd --stop-service
.
Also, in future, a more descriptive issue title will not only be more enticing for people to engage with, but it will also help others who have a similar issue in the future to find a solution to their current problem (and to avoid lodging an issue themselves).
Something like "cannot start skhd service with brew" or if no descriptive title comes to mind, then the error message you encounter "Formula skhd has not implemented #plist
, #service
... etc"
brew services
is a "user friendly" way to interact withlaunchd
services.skhd
handles it's own launchd service with--start-service
etc.So you dont actually need to use both - in fact I'm pretty sure the recommended way to interact with the service for skhd is via skhd itself.
so what you should do: execute
skhd --start-service
and see if skhd is working. If you want to stop the service, executeskhd --stop-service
.Also, in future, a more descriptive issue title will not only be more enticing for people to engage with, but it will also help others who have a similar issue in the future to find a solution to their current problem (and to avoid lodging an issue themselves).
Something like "cannot start skhd service with brew" or if no descriptive title comes to mind, then the error message you encounter "Formula skhd has not implemented
#plist
,#service
... etc"
Thank you, that helped 🫡
skhd
is not started.