ekklesiaandClaude Opus 5
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Building the package found two things reading the tree did not. dpkg refused it outright: plasma-workspace already owns /etc/xdg/plasmanotifyrc and friends, and two packages cannot own one path. The room's settings move to a directory of their own with /etc/environment.d putting it in front of /etc/xdg, which is KConfig's own cascade rather than a file fight. The postinst then failed on a chmod for a command that no longer exists. It now walks what the package installed instead of naming files, removes the login shell that used to start sway on tty1, and enables SDDM and the audio service. Verified by installing the built package on a fresh machine and starting the session from it: restrictions in force, palette applied, audio service enabled and running, panel supervision unconditional. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]>
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# Where the classroom's session settings live.
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# The classroom cannot install its kdeglobals, kwinrc and the rest into
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# /etc/xdg: plasma-workspace already owns files by those names there, and
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# two packages cannot own one path. Measured — dpkg refused the package.
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#
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# KConfig reads XDG_CONFIG_DIRS in order, so putting a classroom directory
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# in front of /etc/xdg gives the room's settings priority over Debian's
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# defaults without touching a file another package owns. systemd's user
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# manager reads this file, and the Plasma session inherits it.
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XDG_CONFIG_DIRS=/etc/ekklesia-classroom/xdg:/etc/xdg
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