Configure the launchd agent to manage the AeroSpace process.
The first time this is enabled, macOS will prompt you to allow this background item in System Settings.
You can verify the service is running correctly from your terminal. Run: launchctl list | grep aerospace
A running process will show a Process ID (PID) and a status of 0, for example:
12345 0 org.nix-community.home.aerospaceIf the service has crashed or failed to start, the PID will be a dash and the status will be a non-zero number, for example:
- 1 org.nix-community.home.aerospace
In case of failure, check the logs with cat /tmp/aerospace.err.log.
For more detailed service status, run launchctl print gui/$(id -u)/org.nix-community.home.aerospace.
NOTE: Enabling this option will configure AeroSpace to not manage its own launchd agent. Specifically, it will set start-at-login = false and after-login-command = [] in the configuration file, as those are now handled by Home Manager and launchd instead.