Dolphin-emu and dolphin-emu-primehack now use maintained mbedtls version
3.6.5 instead of unmaintained mbedtls_2. No longer need to permit insecure
packages.
Verified both packages build successfully without the workaround.
Re-enable dolphin-emu-primehack now that binary build is fixed in 25.11.
Re-enable fluffychat as security issues have been resolved in nixpkgs 25.11.
Both packages verified to build and function correctly.
- Update flake inputs from 25.05 to 25.11 (nixpkgs, home-manager, nix-darwin)
- Remove Jovian compatibility shim that's no longer needed
- Move SteamOS configuration to only import in nix-deck machine
- Fixes jovian module not found error during nixos-rebuild
dolphin-emu-primehack will be available as a pre-build in 25.11
retroarch-full -- in general I'm wondering of using steam>retroarch is a
better experience
- Add Jovian-NixOS integration for Steam Deck hardware support
- Create nix-deck machine configuration with SteamOS role
- Add jovian-compat.nix for NixOS 25.05 compatibility (remove in 25.11+)
- Create remote-build role for distributed builds
- Configure zix790prors as build host
- Configure nix-book and nix-deck to use remote builder with fallback
- Add comprehensive setup documentation
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Enables proper desktop integration services when using KDE applications
in i3 window manager, including file dialogs, theme integration, and
screen sharing capabilities.
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Polonium has been frustrating to use. I'm unsure how much of this I can
blame polonium vs kde vs plasma-manager vs nix, but
1. keyboard shortcuts aren't working
2. tiling keeps going in and out for various windows
3. seemingly kde startup time takes forever with it installed
The more I'm starting to understand KDE's native window management
functions, the more I'm thinking that's the right way to go. I'm going
to abandom polonium for now, perhaps with some future return.
