I believe I solved this problem before, but I can’t find the solution again. I have some Flatpaks installed on my NixOS system, but they aren’t showing up in the app menu. Does anyone know what might be causing this or how to fix it?

  • @MajorHavoc@programming.dev
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    3 months ago

    I’m ignoring this problem, myself, right now.

    Whenever I run certain flatpak commands, it nags me about a setting I haven’t bothered with yet.

    I would share that message, but I’ve been ignoring it.

      • @paperd@lemmy.zip
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        13 months ago

        Does the flatpak stuff show up in your path? Wha’ts yhour nix code for flatpaks looks like?

        • @gortbrown@lemmy.sdf.orgOP
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          3 months ago

          I honestly just did nix-env -i flatpak then rebooted, so I’m not sure…

          Edit: Did it the configuration.nix way to make sure everything was in the path, and it works now. Thanks!

          • @paperd@lemmy.zip
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            43 months ago

            nix-env should be avoided, it is bad. I wish it were not in the docs so much. If you need a package for a short time, use nix-shell or nix shell.

            Glad you got it working tho.

          • @rutrumA
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            33 months ago

            I use a declarative flatpak flake that lets me install flatpaks declaratively. You could use this as well, in case you want to manage the flatpaks in your configuration.

  • @rutrumA
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    13 months ago

    Which app menu? I use gnome and after a restart I see my flatpak apps in my app drawer.