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Due to various reasons such as Spotlight discoverability and the zapping mechanism, I find Homebrew Cask to be a better way of managing GUI apps, so I only let Nix handle CLI apps. However, the symlink "/Applications/Nix Apps" always gets created even though there's no need for it and the target directory is empty.
I found the file that's responsible for creating it here, and, with my limited Nix knowledge, I tried to set system.activationScripts.applications.enable = false or system.activationScripts.applications.text = "" in my nix.flake, neither of which worked of course.
So I'm wondering if it's possible some change is made in nix-darwin so that this symlink is only created if there exists at least one GUI app installed by Nix?
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Due to various reasons such as Spotlight discoverability and the zapping mechanism, I find Homebrew Cask to be a better way of managing GUI apps, so I only let Nix handle CLI apps. However, the symlink "/Applications/Nix Apps" always gets created even though there's no need for it and the target directory is empty.
I found the file that's responsible for creating it here, and, with my limited Nix knowledge, I tried to set
system.activationScripts.applications.enable = false
orsystem.activationScripts.applications.text = ""
in my nix.flake, neither of which worked of course.So I'm wondering if it's possible some change is made in nix-darwin so that this symlink is only created if there exists at least one GUI app installed by Nix?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: