Enables NixOS compatability #41
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…e config directory using the -c flag.
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Thanks for the patch, but please open an issue next time first. Distro specific files like shell.nix should be maintained downstream. The config directory can be altered at compile time (though NixOS has |
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The keyd Makefile assumes the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard, which NixOS does not conform to. I wrote this patch to allow the -c flag to specify an alternative to the /etc/keyd config directory.
It looks like this option precludes the use of other flags (e.g. -d) at the same time.
I don't write C code very often -- sorry there is likely a much better way to do this.
Cheers for the great work on keyd. I appreciate it.