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accountsservice .face icons/avatars do not work out of the box on NixOS #73976
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Perhaps related: #73976 |
I don't know why this uses
it internally creates a copy just for accountsservice at |
I actually noticed this same issue a few days ago and just did that dbus-send command (even found it in my shell history). |
Still not sure why the property stays I'm betting just setting an IconFile with whatever program will produce the expected behavior. |
Thank you for your contributions.
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still important to me |
I marked this as stale due to inactivity. → More info |
still important to me |
Also important |
Also important |
I have the same issue. |
still important to me too... |
seems like the easiest way to get user avatars running is by setting also in case someone here wants to have declarative avatars then you can simply just use home manager and set it's a workaround, and it's certainly not optimal, but it works great and it's super easily reproducible! |
A declarative way to handle that |
[Off topic] |
This issue has been mentioned on NixOS Discourse. There might be relevant details there: https://discourse.nixos.org/t/setting-the-user-profile-image-under-gnome/36233/1 |
Issue description
I see that on NixOS 19.09 the line
Icon=/home/niklas/.face
was created by default:However, it doesn't load my avatar in the login screen if it put it in
~/.face
, becauselightdm
getspermission denied
:This is because
lightdm
(display-manager.service
) runs as thelightdm
user and the default permissions of a NixOS home directory are700
, so it can't read any files within.What can we do to make avatars work as expected in lightdm (and perhaps other display managers)?
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