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nix-config
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FYI: I installed emacs29 with native compilation on android
If you are interested, here's my nix config https://github.com/bbigras/nix-config/blob/0cd62099f3b7cd85aeb918b20dd905fd551425b4/hosts/pixel6/default.nix . Basically, I'm building my config with GitHub actions (and qemu for aarch64), I'm sharing nix files for my phone and other computers and I'm pushing it with deploy-rs from my desktop to my phone with ssh (so I don't have to build anything on the phone).
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Importing home manager module for NUR with nix flakes
I found a solution here that works. nurNoPkgs is defined as nurNoPkgs = import inputs.nur { pkgs = null; nurpkgs = pkgs; }; The emacs-init module is imported in the same file as home-manager.users.bbigras = { imports = [ ../../users/bbigras/trusted nurNoPkgs.repos.rycee.hmModules.emacs-init ]; }; I have both of these in my flake.nix and it all works!
nixos
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miasma
I don't know. Have been using colorbuddy for ages now and it has always done exactly what I want. I don't need the "instant reaload" that lush advertices, doing :source on the colorscheme file, does the same for me to preview changes instantly. This is my theme, in case you need something to start with: - https://github.com/pinpox/nixos/blob/main/home-manager/modules/nvim/lua/config/pinpox-colors.lua
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Looking for a transfer tool for command line
I use this to serve a directory temporarily.
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Bluetooth headphones problem
I can't remember why I put that workaround in there, might not be needed any more. The above config is part of my dotfiles, I use my Bose blueutooth headphones by connecting them via the blueman-applet if the don't pair automatically
- Building GTK Theme in Overlay (Sass not found)
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Including third party flakes in a NixOS (or Home Manager) configuration flake
Here is an example from my config : I'm using an external flake called "matrix-hook", which is a little tool I wrote and have put in a separate flake. It get's included here. I am then passing self to each of the nixosConfigurations here, this allows me to import the module from the external flake in the configuration.nix of the host where I want to use it.
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NixOS for selfhosting?
Yep, I have two different modules with defaults for server and for desktop. Host-specific settings are set in the according /machines//configuration.nix file. Most stuff is modularized into modules that can be reuesed and enabled at will.
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Nix-rice: rice your system with nix
Yep, I'm using the toJSON function already. The problem I had, was that not all applications use JSON as configuration format. Also the nix code gets very long, if you have to write the whole template as a string, which I find quite unreadable. Mustache is a pretty simple frequently used templating language, here is an example template that get's rendered by the nix code above.
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Ricing with NixOS?
My system uses a uniform colorscheme defined here. Configs for all applications I use read that and use the same colors. The wallpapers are randomly generated by a tool I wrote, it also automatically matches the colorscheme. Icons and symbols are colored the same way for awesomeWM.
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My neovim config with a colorscheme created with nix
In case you are interested I use this and this to generate colorschemes, awesome config and a matching wallpaper
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Dumping Tmux
Check out wezterm it has replaced tmux for me. Very active development, fast and just the right amount of features for my taste. It is configured in Lua, so if you are doing that for neovim already, it's another plus. I use it in combination with awesomeWM. My (not very special) config is here if you need something to start with.
What are some alternatives?
nix-on-droid - Nix-enabled environment for your Android device.
eww - ElKowars wacky widgets
nix-config - :space_invader: NixOS configuration
asdf - Extendable version manager with support for Ruby, Node.js, Elixir, Erlang & more
system - My system configuration
wezterm - A GPU-accelerated cross-platform terminal emulator and multiplexer written by @wez and implemented in Rust
nix-doom-emacs - doom-emacs packaged for Nix
nixpkgs - Nix Packages collection & NixOS
digga - A flake utility library to craft shell-, home-, and hosts- environments.
telescope.nvim - Find, Filter, Preview, Pick. All lua, all the time.
nix-rice - A library to functionally define your configuration and theme (rice) with Nix
nickel - Better configuration for less