It seems like wayland.windowManager.niri.settings is defined in home-manager/modules/services/window-managers/niri.nix. Is this not all you need to configure Niri through home manager, or do you need something more? Actually, looking closer at the repo, the earliest commit to niri.nix is actually from 28/07/2026, so it might just be that the home manager module is so recent that information on the internet hasn’t caught up yet.

Thank you.

Update: Yamtrack is great, thanks for the suggestion! I haven’t gotten the webhook to work yet though but I haven’t had much time to troubleshoot.

They refused my refund request for Rust when they pulled Linux support. This was a few years ago though so maybe they’ve changed policies since.

It’s not an option for me if it can’t run GrapheneOS unfortunately.

I might give Yamtrack a try, thank you!

Nowadays I only really use Jellyfin, but before that I exclusively used mpv. As for why, I just felt it worked a bit better (not sure if it has to do with codecs) and I liked how it suited terminal based workflows.

Path of Exile 2 might be relevant here, the Souls games were what first came to mind when they introduced dodge roll, and the eldritch horror aesthetic is certainly there (albeit to a lesser extent compared to Path of Exile 1). It’s online though.