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Hi again,
I seem to lack some fundamental understanding about trees and services because I'm stuck with the most basic task.
1) As root I created a network tree, depending on global (which holds dhcp and dbus), and enabled wpa_supplicant in it, believing it would start and connect automatically on boot like dhcpd does, but no, I need to manually start wpa_supplicant for it to work. So who's taking care of starting dhcp on boot?
2) Very similarly, my regular user has a graphics tree with pipewire and wireplumber, set as current tree and depending on global (which has the dbus user service enabled) but the services are never started. If I then try to start pipewire manually I get scandir not running error. But I can see a session tree created for the root user with my user scandir service and my xinitrc does have a 66 tree start
. So I fail again to understand how or who should be starting that session tree and my user services.
So obviously I missed, or messed something up, when following the wiki.