dotfiles/dot_config/environment.d/10-nix-profile-path.conf, branch master

revert(systemd): drop redundant environment.d PATH file

2026-06-05T10:06:01Z

The absolute %h/.nix-profile/bin/ ExecStart paths (previous commit) fix unit startup without any PATH dependency. The remaining secondary lookups those binaries make (wl-paste -> cliphist, swayidle -> swaymsg/ playerctl) are already covered by the sway config's existing `systemctl --user import-environment PATH` (dot_config/sway/config), the established mechanism that also feeds waybar's nix-provisioned pass/python3. So environment.d/10-nix-profile-path.conf was a redundant parallel mechanism. Remove it.

fix(systemd): use absolute %h/.nix-profile/bin paths in user units

2026-06-05T10:06:00Z

The previous environment.d fix was insufficient: even with the nix profile on the --user manager's PATH (confirmed via `systemctl --user show-environment`), bare-name ExecStart= still fails 203/EXEC. systemd's --user manager does not resolve a bare ExecStart binary against the imported/environment.d PATH. Invoke each unit's main binary by absolute path %h/.nix-profile/bin/ (waybar, swayidle, swayrd, inhibridge, wl-paste, wob). %h expands to $HOME at unit load. Secondary lookups those binaries/scripts perform (cliphist, swaymsg, playerctl) still rely on PATH, which environment.d provides — so that file stays, with its comment corrected to reflect this split.

fix(systemd): add environment.d PATH so user units find nix binaries

2026-06-05T10:05:59Z

The user-leaf tools (waybar, swayidle, swayr, mako, cliphist, inhibridge, wob, …) were migrated to the Nix home profile and their .service units reference them by bare name. The systemd user manager does not source ~/.zprofile, so its PATH lacked ~/.nix-profile/bin and every bare-name ExecStart failed with status=203/EXEC. The sway config's `systemctl --user import-environment PATH` raced with `systemctl --user start sway-session.target`; when the start won, units launched with the default PATH. environment.d is read at manager startup before any unit, closing the race deterministically. Pick up via fresh login/boot or `systemctl --user daemon-reexec`.