~/.config/environment.d conf files are not loaded in cosmic-session

[ryanabx]

Version:

cosmic-session-1.0.0~alpha.2^git20241016.c3a35f3-1.fc41.x86_64

systemd environment files can be set in these places:

System-Wide Directories:

/etc/environment.d/
/run/environment.d/
/usr/lib/environment.d/

User-Specific Directory:

~/.config/environment.d/

I put an environment file in ~/.config/environment.d and it wasn't loaded by cosmic-session. kde's session loads it.

[Drakulix]

I am pretty sure, that would be a configuration issue (though I would be very curious to know what KDE does different here exactly) as all cosmic-session is doing is launching a login-shell. Loading profile and environment should be handled by that?

[wiiznokes]

I ran is this issue for my applet cosmic-utils/clipboard-manager#82 (comment)

[ryanabx]

I am pretty sure, that would be a configuration issue (though I would be very curious to know what KDE does different here exactly) as all cosmic-session is doing is launching a login-shell. Loading profile and environment should be handled by that?

Is this reproducible on Pop? If not it definitely could be a fedora only issue.

[Vixea]

Reproducable in serpent-os, its caused by a lack of explicitly getting environment variables it seems.

(Both Gnome and KDE explicitly get the environment variables.. So looks to be expected behavior from distros)

[Vixea]

A person working with/on serpentos has made a patch
serpent-os/recipes#507
They'll submit it eventually here but if your affected by it and want it working now just apply the patch