Mihai Fufezan

Not really. A user service makes sense, as it's run in the background and you only see the output when you invoke the command that shows it. So why not...

There's `systemd-run` made specifically for what you're describing. Running apps as one-off services, without the need to write service files for them. Also, ` >~/.cache/something.log` works fine too. I'm not...

I don't understand, do you use kanshi through Home Manager or manually write its config file? The one you sent (code block 3) does not correspond to something that would...

```ini profile home { output "Dell Inc. DELL S2722QC FL7WLD3" mode [email protected] position 0,0 scale 2 > output "Dell Inc. DELL S2722QC C77WLD3" mode [email protected] 1920,0 scale 2 output eDP-1...

I don't use external monitors much nowadays so I ditched it and just use [anyrun's](https://github.com/Kirottu/anyrun) `randr` mode which lets me position/mirror monitors in Hyprland. 

Ok I've re-enabled kanshi, seems to work. What doesn't seem to work in your case is disabling the internal screen. I will try that now.

With this config, it all seems to work fine up until disconnecting all remaining active monitors. ```nix services.kanshi = { enable = true; profiles = { undocked = { outputs...

I think the problem could easily be solved by Hyprland. It would only have to enable any remaining monitor when all the others are gone. Should only crash when there...

Interesting, but I have no clue how to debug this.

> It should still be possible to re-enable the monitor and bring it back. It's possible with `wlr-randr` at least.