dotfiles VS dotfiles

I daily-drive it with ZFS on the root partition, and roll back using snapshots. All state is persisted to /nix/state (again /nix is ZFS with atime=off for speed), and important files are all stored in /data. You can find the complete configuration for it here and the partition script here. This is done using the extremely handy impermanence Module

I use BTRFS, and have created a separate subvolume for /home, and take automatic snapshots using btrbk (my config) Also, I did not face any problems with the SSD till now (using TMPFS on /)

This is one of the best answers I've ever seen. Thanks a lot!! Also to OP, if you decide on using home-manager as a NixOS Module, then you can have a look at my config, it does exactly that, and it is simple to understand (I am a beginner as well)

2) In addition, while using well made dotfiles has been helpful for learning and spring boarding on, I do struggle with understanding some of the file structure. For example, I've been using https://github.com/owl4ce/dotfiles to reference some of my files from, but while I understand the file content, I'm having difficulty understanding the locations and how they install from git. I'm trying to read about both the dotfile structuring as well as git repo structuring. Any good articles would be helpful.

This is the script. It's a pretty simple script. I would prefer not to call the command from the script directly because I want to be able to modify the script in the future.

Wallpaper: https://github.com/owl4ce/dotfiles/blob/main/.wallpaper/mechanical/raindrops-3_6K.jpg

Uses urxvt to display images with scripts. https://github.com/owl4ce/dotfiles/tree/master/.ncmpcpp

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