Allow blueman-applet to be controller by systemctl --user #2105
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To my understanding that is completely up to distributions, e.g. Debian packages typically enable units on installation while on Arch things need to get enabled by the user after installation. |
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Ok, let me add a changelog entry and then it can be reviewed. |
With this change blueman-applet can be controlled with systemctl --user. Do note the autostart desktop file has priority so distro's will need to delete/not install it if they want to use this.
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Did you actually get that running? For me it tries to start after a system reboot but fails loading the icon scheme. The problem looks exactly like the problem folks have with an improperly configured systemd D-Bus activation environment with no When I just re-login, even after restarting my desktop manager, I do not see a start attempt at all, although I'd expect one. |
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I could start and stop it from an existing session. I haven't tried a fresh boot, let me do that and get back to you. Edit, I think wanted by needs to be |
Yup. Just checked it starts fine for me on plasma with |
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Can you try adding I'm at work rn so can't test this on xfce but will do later today. |
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Gonna give up on this. Tried several things but it refuses to start at XFCE session start. Once it's started it's fine. |
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I'm currently mainly using Cinnamon, with lightdm. Whatever I tried, systemd always tries to start the unit when I first log in, no matter if I'm in a Desktop session or not. When lightdm is enabled, the unit already gets started when lightdm gets (i.e. before I actually log in). I have no idea why but somehow lightdm seems to open an initial user session for me right away. 🤷♂️ systemd does have an autostart mechanism for user applications but that needs to be requested by the desktop via the xdg-desktop-autostart.target. XDG autostart files can then be translated into systemd units with the systemd-xdg-autostart-generator tool. In the end it seems like XDG autostart is the only universal system to autostart desktop applications. |
Not entirely sure how this van be enabled by default but for now just make it possible.