Similar to keepkey, trezor and btchip, ckcc-protocol is a plugin,
allowing electrum to communicate with the https://coldcardwallet.com/
hardware wallet.
* vym: 2.6.11 -> 2.7.1
* vym: install man page
* vym: fix /usr paths and move data from $out/vym
* Change version to 2.7.0
There was some concern that the release tarball 2.7.1 actually contains an in-development snapshot rather than a full release. The consensus seems to be that 2.7.0 should be used instead.
This package actually uses the old abandoned code base.
However the code base has been revieved by new maintainers
* https://github.com/projecthamster/
if there is a request for it could be re-added to nixpkgs.
This makes patching the path for `libEGL` consistent with `libstartup-notification` and `libcanberra`.
It should also prevent silently doing nothing in case the code in kitty is changed, similar to what was described in 1842c4aaa4.
vifm includes some optional features what are currently no-op due
to missing dependencies. Once such example is `vifm-media`.
vimfm-media is a Linux script included with vifm which can be used to
mount/umount removable media from within vifm. However, vifm-media
has additional dependencies, namely Python, dbus, and a supported
back-end such as udisks2. While vimfm-media is currently installed,
it fails with the error "No supported backend found."
This change adds optional support for vifm-media via the new package
vifm-full; Opening for the opportunity to add whatever optional
dependencies I have not considered in this change in the future,
while not generously increasing the closure size of the original
vifm package.
For reference, vifm has a closure size of 41,164,432 while the new
vifm-full increases this to 382,642,536. Calculated with
`nix path-info -S`
Note: While vifm-media supports numerous back-ends, this change only
adds support for udisks2. In addition, vifm-media is not supported on
MacOS/OSX, for which upstream provides an alternative script.
