First thanks a lot for this great peace of software. It is really pleasant to use, fast, and I like the fact that it supports very elegantly both the imperative (flake or non-flake) and declarative (via configuration.nix) mode. But after my quick test it works really nicely, except for one (surprisingly easy to implement… I would expect) feature: the "Open" button is never working (tried with software installed locally, system-wide, already installed, newly installed…). Clicking on it just does… nothing. Let me know how I can provide more help with this.
Ok, seems like we need gtk3 installed to provide gtk-launch and gnome-console to provide kgx (I am running on KDE plasma so it is not enabled by default). Maybe we could wrap the binary?
First thanks a lot for this great peace of software. It is really pleasant to use, fast, and I like the fact that it supports very elegantly both the imperative (flake or non-flake) and declarative (via configuration.nix) mode. But after my quick test it works really nicely, except for one (surprisingly easy to implement… I would expect) feature: the "Open" button is never working (tried with software installed locally, system-wide, already installed, newly installed…). Clicking on it just does… nothing. Let me know how I can provide more help with this.