It seems that hyprctl hyprsunset does not exist (as far as I can find) for NixOS. Some other hypr* do have this as they can be enabled with nixos settings. Since hyprsunset is just a package, it is a separate package.
The workaround is to run hyprsunset -i to have it active without any application. This makes the module work. I will take this as the workaround; I do not mind 5.7 MiB RAM lost at all. Closing the bug.
Wanted to notify a solution or workaround @zach
It seems that `hyprctl hyprsunset` does not exist (as far as I can find) for NixOS. Some other hypr* do have this as they can be enabled with nixos settings. Since hyprsunset is just a package, it is a separate package.
The workaround is to run `hyprsunset -i` to have it active without any application. This makes the module work. I will take this as the workaround; I do not mind 5.7 MiB RAM lost at all. Closing the bug.
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Seems like hyprsunset module is not functional on NixOS. I will look into this later, but if you have any input, I will take it.
Wanted to notify a solution or workaround @zach
It seems that
hyprctl hyprsunsetdoes not exist (as far as I can find) for NixOS. Some other hypr* do have this as they can be enabled with nixos settings. Since hyprsunset is just a package, it is a separate package.The workaround is to run
hyprsunset -ito have it active without any application. This makes the module work. I will take this as the workaround; I do not mind 5.7 MiB RAM lost at all. Closing the bug.