I have not found any… I guess I would need to select: “Generic | Generic 121-key PC” as the keyboard model, which does not exist.
This is the keyboard: https://github.com/bluepylons/Boston
But it’s running QMK so one would have the same problem e.g.: with a 36-key keyboard which is programmed to send F13-F24 in some way…
e.g.: Duplicacy Web Edition is missing on the Nix side of things.
It does exist on the AUR: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/duplicacy-web
This keeps me from switching to NixOS :(.
(At the bottom of the text is also a link to a Reddit discussion about this subject)
I bookmarked this article a while ago.
According to the uninstall instructions here: https://github.com/probonopd/go-appimage/blob/master/src/appimaged/README.md#initial-setup
appimaged should create the everything itself in order for auto start to work after launching it once via ~/Applications/appimaged-*.AppImage
e.g. systemctl --user status appimaged.service says that the service is enabled for me.
(Maybe you were missing the --user flag?)
I would follow the installation instructions and if that does not work, the uninstall instructions in reverse to create the service yourself (probably with systemctl --user enable --now appimaged.service)
AppImageLauncher caused me problems in the past, similar to in this post.
So I switched to appimaged and have never looked back.
An implementation of AppImage tools written in Go by the inventor of the AppImage format.
After uninstalling AppImageLauncher, I had to make sure that ~/.config/systemd/user/default.target.wants/appimagelauncherd.service was also removed!
BTW the last release of AppImageLauncher is from 2020!
I don’t think that’s possible since I have this issue with all my costume keyboards.
Some of them have only 36-keys. Such keyboard layouts do not exist in the Plasma keyboard settings.
They all use QMK as a firmware so I can program the keys to do anything I want.