Another NixOS discussion #364
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I should start by saying that I've reviewed other discussions and issues related to installing Sine on NixOS. However, for some reason, many people abruptly ended the conversation and didn't respond. I hope we can finally finish this topic here. After completing all the necessary steps, there are no signs that Sine has installed: the settings menu still shows the old Zen Mods. What I did:Following the manual installation instructions, I:
# home.nix
let
zen =
inputs.zen-browser.packages.${pkgs.stdenv.hostPlatform.system}.default;
zen-autoconfig = zen.override {
extraPrefsFiles = [
(builtins.fetchurl {
url = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MrOtherGuy/fx-autoconfig/master/program/config.js";
sha256 = "1mx679fbc4d9x4bnqajqx5a95y1lfasvf90pbqkh9sm3ch945p40";
})
];
};
in {
...
home.packages = [
zen-autoconfig
];
...
}
This is what my Chrome directory structure looks like now: And, if it's important, I installed the Zen browser via Flake inputs: # flake.nix
{
inputs = {
zen-browser.url = "github:youwen5/zen-browser-flake";
};
outputs = inputs @ {
zen-browser,
...
}: let
system = "x86_64-linux";
in {
...
};
}P.S. I understand that you may be not experienced with NixOS, so I can help you understand some important aspects. |
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Could you go to the settings page of Zen, press ctrl+shift+j, and share the logs from there? This will help me see if Sine or fx-autoconfig are loading at all and where to go from there. |
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Okay, so it looks like that would be set up correctly.
Go to
about:configin your browser and search up:general.config.obscure_valueand make sure its set to0.general.config.filenameshould be set toconfig.js.general.config.sandbox_enabledshould befalse.If any of these are set to something else or dont exist at all, please let me know, as it seems like this would be the issue.