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When installed via the NixOS module, Sunshine is configured as a Systemd user unit, and will start automatically on login to a graphical session. Note that a logout/login or restart may be required for Sunshine to start after initially adding it to your configuration due to limitations of NixOS' handling of user units with <code>nixos-rebuild</code>. | When installed via the NixOS module, Sunshine is configured as a Systemd user unit, and will start automatically on login to a graphical session. Note that a logout/login or restart may be required for Sunshine to start after initially adding it to your configuration due to limitations of NixOS' handling of user units with <code>nixos-rebuild</code>. | ||
If <code>services.sunshine.autoStart</code> is set to <code>false</code>, Sunshine needs to be started with the < | If <code>services.sunshine.autoStart</code> is set to <code>false</code>, Sunshine needs to be started with the <code>sunshine</code> command. | ||
You may have to manually add the host running Sunshine to your Moonlight client. This, thankfully, is not hard to do. | You may have to manually add the host running Sunshine to your Moonlight client. This, thankfully, is not hard to do. | ||