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Should I Switch Linux Distributions? A Guide...
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If you want a one best solution, i believe that’s where you use flakes because it can load configurations based on the hostname. Otherwise, it would have to be done manually. I personally just put all my stuff in a github repository and if i ever put it somewhere new, i just clone the repo and run my install script. It’s not a perfect solution but it’s really all i need. I don’t think there is a best solution but there is a pretty good example in here https://github.com/JavaCafe01/frostedflakes I believe this may be similar to what you are looking for