feat: add ability to run apps from the launchpad#16
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pinage404 wants to merge 1 commit intohraban:masterfrom
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feat: add ability to run apps from the launchpad#16pinage404 wants to merge 1 commit intohraban:masterfrom
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apps installed without nix-darwin nor home-manager
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Interesting. I have to think about this for a bit. |
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Hello,
This tool seems to work great when installing brew apps from nix-darwin nor home-manager 👏
Currently, when installing brew apps from a specific project (without nix-darwin nor home-manager), the app is not launchable from the launchpad
This PR is a proof of concept to start a discussion
How should we make apps installed from a specific project usable from the launchpad ?
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