Marty Oehme
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Switching to runit (and turnstiled, which in turn activates user-local runit service supervision) we can now have river run supervised by our service manager quite easily. We make use of this, but have to take care to export the river-established wayland variables (DISPLAY, WAYLAND_DISPLAY) back into the user environment for other processes since river will not be the one responsible for spawning them anymore. On finishing the service (i.e. exiting the process), we ensure that the variables get removed from the environment again so it is not polluted in the future. Additionally, we load the (default for void runit) 'turnstile-ready' service which can define core user services that need to exist before others on login, and the session-local dbus service which river and other programs will make use of. It is marked as essential with turnstile-ready. |
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