Install opens up COMFY_DIR for the sandboxed service: ACL grant on Windows, BindPaths on Linux
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@@ -134,6 +134,15 @@ answers on the port, gpu-turnstile just uses it instead of spawning
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instance already holds the port when you open the desktop app, the
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desktop's server is the one that fails to bind.
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One catch when gpu-turnstile runs as a service: the sandboxed service
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account may not enter your user profile, so a ComfyUI install under
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`C:\Users\...` (or `/home/...`) fails with "Access is denied".
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`--install-service` fixes that automatically — it grants
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`NT SERVICE\gpu-turnstile` recursive access to `COMFY_DIR` on Windows and
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adds a `BindPaths=` to the systemd unit on Linux. Re-run it after changing
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`COMFY_DIR`; or grant by hand from an admin shell:
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`icacls "<COMFY_DIR>" /grant "NT SERVICE\gpu-turnstile:(OI)(CI)M" /T`.
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## Game detection
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Want to game on the same GPU without Ollama/ComfyUI squatting on the VRAM?
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