Open themagiulio opened 1 year ago
+1 It's on Arch, so should be able to refer the instructions from it.
I already ported over the Unity Greeter:
Currently, I have been trying to make the packages on my own, but I may start from scratch and refer to Debian/Arch build instructions.
Here is a list of packages required for the Unity desktop environment:
- [ ] ido
- [ ] libindicator
- [ ] libappindicator
we're not adding those back, use the ayatana replacement (#42263)
and some of these others, if they are just unity-/ubuntu-specific versions of existing packages, they are probably not valid for packaging
While I was testing lightdm-unity-greeter, the indicators did not work. The source code used systemctl --user start
(which is not available on Void Linux). I am not sure what the equivalent is on runit. Only indicator-datetime, indicator-power, indicator-session, and indicator-sound have runit services, but I will make services for indicator-application and indicator-keyboard later on.
While I was testing lightdm-unity-greeter, the indicators did not work. The source code used
systemctl --user start
(which is not available on Void Linux). I am not sure what the equivalent is on runit.
@EarldridgeJazzedPineda There are user services, as documented here.
I finally got Unity to work on Void Linux, though it comes with a few issues.
I fixed some more bugs with Unity, and here is what my desktop looks like almost a week later:
Package name
unityd
Package homepage
https://gitlab.com/ubuntu-unity/unity/unity
Description
A desktop platform, based on technologies such as Nux, GTK and Compiz.
Does the requested package meet the package requirements?
Compiled
Is the requested package released?
Yes