Not all compatible files are showing up for wallpaper

[RossComputerGuy]

Using commit 8a20cbc, the screenshot shows the directory selected in the COSMIC Settings app and the same directory inside COSMIC Files but the settings app only shows 1 picture and not the 2nd picture.

[bhh32]

I'd like to take this if it's okay.

[bhh32]

@RossComputerGuy, can you upgrade? We're on commit 4e31002. If you upgrade, does it still do it? I can't seem to reproduce the issue.

[RossComputerGuy]

I have upgraded to 4e31002 and it is still bugged.

[bhh32]

What are your system specs? I can't seem to recreate this on Pop!_OS 24.04, or Fedora 40.

[RossComputerGuy]

NixOS 24.11, Apple M1 Pro

[bhh32]

Unfortunately, I personally don't have access to that hardware. I can test on NixOS in a VM and see if I can recreate it. However, it could be the hardware and there’d be no way for me to tell. Especially since Linux is not officially compatible with the M-series chips from Apple. Asahi Linux has done some amazing work and things are up streamed, but it’s technically not a supported platform… yet.

[RossComputerGuy]

Yeah, I'm quite aware of that heh. I would try to reproduce this on my desktop but pop-os/cosmic-session#92 prevents me from even getting me to log in.

[bhh32]

Isn’t the point of NixOS that you can rollback after something broke? Then you can test with the latest version by updating your nixconfig?

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[RossComputerGuy]

Yes but if I roll back then I don't have cosmic on that machine so I can't test.

[bhh32]

Yes, but you can update your config once you log in to have it again, just with the newest version of everything. If you don’t want to do that, if you get to the login screen, but not log in, you can press CTRL+ALT+ F2 and log into a terminal session through the tty. Or, not sure if NixOS uses GRUB2, but if it does you can press E on the GRUB screen and add a 3 at the end of your kernel config to boot to a terminal session instead of a GUI session and make your changes that way.