nixpkgs moves from d3b13ad (2026-10-24) to f05535a (2026-10-27) and rust-overlay
from c7e9d51 to 19ecdd0; the other six inputs have no newer revision. KWin,
Plasma and KRDP go from 6.8.1 to 6.8.2, so testedMax in nix/supported-kwin.nix
goes to 6.8.2, with its dated comment. Qt (6.12.0), FreeRDP (3.32.2) and the
glibc of nixpkgs (2.44) keep their versions. The stable Rust toolchain stays at
1.99.1; the nightly rustfmt moves from 2026-10-27 to 2026-10-28.
nixpkgs now has KDE Rounded Corners 0.11.0. nix/kde-rounded-corners.nix still
sets the version and the source, because its patch is written for the 0.11.0
source, so the package does not change: it builds with its patch, and Geometry
Change builds, against KWin 6.8.2. The dated sentences of README.md, DESIGN.md,
PLATFORM.md, COMPARE.md and of the docs of kwin/effects.rs say 2026-10-28 and
the new versions. Measurements taken on 6.8.1 keep their date and version, since
none was repeated on 6.8.2.
The glibc floor does not move: komorebi and komorebic still need 2.39 on aarch64
and on x86_64 (pidfd_getpid and pidfd_spawnp, both weak references), measured as
the build job measures it, before and after patchelf.
The gate with the nix checks passes on an aarch64 box and on x86-1,
nixos-module-eval among them (the KWin version scenarios included). The VM
suites run against the tip of these two commits; the result is in the message of
the next commit.
The flake builds the workspace with crane and checks it the way `just check`
does, so that CI and a laptop run the same things: `komorebi-workspace-fmt`
(nightly rustfmt, since rustfmt.toml uses unstable options), `-clippy` with
warnings denied, `-doc` with rustdoc warnings denied, `-toml-fmt`, `-deny` and
`-nextest`. Treefmt and a pre-commit hook format Rust, Nix, TOML and the
justfile. `nix develop` gives a toolchain with the nightly rustfmt, cargo-deny,
nextest and udeps.
Linux is where komorebi runs, so only Linux gets packages and the overlay. An
Apple silicon Mac gets the dev shell, the formatter and the checks; the tests
there run against the fake desktop that arrives with the backend trait.
x86_64-darwin is left out because nixpkgs 26.11 dropped it, and the flake
follows the tip of nixpkgs-unstable.
The commit hash is a constant (`nix-check`) for the dependencies and for every
check, and the real one only goes into the final build. The version crate reads
it with `env!`, so putting it in the shared arguments would rebuild the
dependencies and rerun every check for each commit.
The README and CONTRIBUTING.md describe `nix develop` and `nix flake check`.
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