The old Android Mosh app discovers mosh-server via POSIX shell idioms
(command -v / type) through the user's login shell. Nushell has no
command/type builtins and which prints a table, so the app reported
'mosh-server Not Found' on kratos (user shell: nu) while working on
hermes (app logs in as bash user).
Fix: use bash as login shell on kratos and exec into nushell for
interactive login sessions via programs.bash.interactiveShellInit.
Non-interactive SSH exec (app bootstrap, Termux mosh) stays in bash
where POSIX semantics work.
Also fixes the stale nh flake path (p/nixos -> p/NIX).
Root cause: The complex concatStringsSep command with power commands
(--power-shutdown, --power-reboot) and multiple --remember flags was
causing tuigreet to display its usage/flags instead of the login UI.
The quoting in the systemd binary paths may have been problematic.
Changes:
- Use lib.getExe instead of manual bin path for tuigreet
- Use simple 'Hyprland' command (found via PATH) instead of
the full start-hyprland path which may have issues
- Remove unverified options: --remember-session, --remember-user-session,
--user-menu, --user-menu-min-uid, --power-shutdown, --power-reboot
- Keep only verified options: --time, --remember, --asterisks, --cmd
- Update tmpfiles comment to reflect actual requirement
This provides a minimal, stable login that works reliably.
User can reboot to test.
- Update opencode to v1.1.34
- Add new opencode agents (Prometheus, Metis, Momus, Atlas) and categories
- Switch m3ta-nixpkgs back to local path
- Add basecamp client credentials for m3-ares and m3-kratos
- Set NIXOS_OZONE_WL=1 for better Wayland app support in Hyprland
- Remove redundant wrl.enable from flatpak portal config
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