I’ve been attracted to Nix and specifically to home-manager, the idea to config all my home via a simple config file is awesome to me, so I installed it (home-manager) on Ubuntu and started giving it a try.
I installed some non-graphical stuff (e.g. git) via home.nix config file and everything is fine, but then I installed filezilla: installation went ok but I can’t find it via system search (i.e. pressing Super key), nonetheless I can run it from cli via filezilla.
Did I have missed a step or something? I’m not used to run any graphical tool via terminal and if possibile I would like to avoid doing that.
Do I need to tune some home-manager configuration to make installed nix packages visible to system search?
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