dotfiles VS nixos-configs

Gtk configuration Since you're on Cinnamon, configuring gtk seems like something you'll want to do.

You won’t want to edit the files directly. Instead, you’ll want to set up your Nix configuration to create the configuration files for you. My Dot files might give you some guidance on the matter - I tweak my config almost compulsively.

People have upvoted me, so I guess I better deliver now. My flake includes multiple hosts and multiple independent home-manager configurations. For the machines that are actual nixos machines, I set them up with

DXVK is available in nixpkgs. If you install it, it provides the setup_dxvk.sh script to inject DXVK into a Wine prefix. For an example of a derivation that sets up a prefix and copies the DLLs into it manually, see the FFXIV derivation in my configs.

There are my configs: https://github.com/reckenrode/nixos-configs.

Thanks for the clarification. I think our goals are just divergent. I’m looking for something that uses the packages in nixpkgs and integrates nicely with my nixos-configs, which I use to declaratively manage my macOS environments (none of my Linux systems are capable of running the game).

My flake does most of those things. I don’t have any systems with WSL, so I’m not sure whether or how that would work. If it can be created by nixosSystem, then it would probably work. I take a pretty different approach in my flake though. I’ve structured it so I can define platforms, hosts, and users by convention. Adding a new host is just creating the right directory and dropping a configuration.nix in it. Still, that might not be helpful for your needs since you’ve already got an established convention.