${HOME}/.config/systemd/user/tmux.service Not creating automatically. about tmux-continuum

[bruno-]

Hey, I'm not sure what's the current working status of @continuum-boot on Linux. I'm on macOS and I make sure that one works..
Someone else want to look into how to make this work on Linux?

[razcakappa]

@bruno- Can you paste here your .config/systemd/user/tmux.service file?
May be I could manually place that and see.

[bruno-]

Hey,
as mentioned above, I don't use Linux (as a personal computer) so I don't have a systemd file for it.

All the startup related files this plugin has are in this directory: https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-continuum/tree/master/scripts/handle_tmux_automatic_start. There are 2 systemd files there, but I don't know how well they work.

[bruno-]

Sorry I can't be of more help. When I initially developed this feature I was perplexed with the complexity of this on Linux.. All the contributions for Linux were made by other.

Please feel free to get proactive on this and submit changes/additions if you figure out how to improve things.

[neynt]

Hi, I just encountered the same issue. This is probably because systemd_enable.sh doesn't create the directory ~/.config/systemd/user if it doesn't already exist. I submitted a pull request to fix this.

[bruno-]

Thank you @neynt , I merged your PR and will close this issue. I have no means of really verifying if this fixes it so please reopen the issue if this is still a problem.

[switz]

On my raspberry pi the directory is created, but empty. Any ideas?