fix(linux): use FQDN service name in desktop launcher#4874
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fix(linux): use FQDN service name in desktop launcher#4874htrex wants to merge 1 commit intoLizardByte:masterfrom
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The .desktop file runs `systemctl start --u sunshine`, which relies on the `sunshine.service` alias. This alias only exists after the user runs `systemctl --user enable`, but the desktop launcher is intended to work without prior enable. Since commit daa99db renamed the service to `app-@PROJECT_FQDN@`, the desktop launcher should use the full service name directly so it works regardless of whether the service has been enabled.
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Problem
The
.desktoplauncher runs:This relies on the
sunshine.servicealias, which is only created when the user runssystemctl --user enable app-dev.lizardbyte.app.Sunshine. Without a priorenable, the alias doesn't exist and clicking the launcher silently fails — Sunshine doesn't start and there's no error feedback.This became an issue after daa99db renamed the service to FQDN (
app-dev.lizardbyte.app.Sunshine), but the.desktopfile was not updated to match.Fix
Use the full FQDN service name via cmake variable:
This resolves to
app-dev.lizardbyte.app.Sunshine, which is the actual unit name and works regardless of whether the service has been enabled.