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When I ran `pass show some/password`, gpg, which uses pinentry would start its ncurses password prompt. For many this wouldn't be a problem but my current vterm version cannot send the <return> key to ncurses, so once that prompt appears, I cannot get rid of it without C-c and killing the shell. For a day or more I just opened suffered through this. Today I dug more into the issue and when I ran `pinentry --version` it warned that it couldn't connect to DBUS. After searching for more information on this, people with similar issues recommended starting their window managers with `dbus-launch`. I previously started Emacs with `dbus-launch`, but only because some i3 documentation told me to do so and I just copied them. Then I switched to EXWM and copied that pattern over. A friend of mine uses EXWM and starts his without calling `dbus-launch` but `exec emacs`. I mirrored this thinking that I no longer needed `dbus-launch`. What I didn't know, however, was that this friend was using a Nix-built Emacs (like me) except that his wrapped a native Emacs installation while mine doesn't. His natively wrapped Emacs installation has the proper variables set to interact with dbus and other important Linuxy things that I don't fully understand. Since I'm using a Nix-built Emacs, some of my variables are unset or set to different values than programs expect. This is why when I try and start `gnome-terminal` or `terminator`, they refuse to start and warn about many unset or incorrectly variables and not being able to bind to sockets, etc. This change reverts back to using `dbus-launch` until I have a better understanding of Linux, Nix, etc. |
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