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(Approximate) Usage

(Something like the below works; You'll of course need to do some busywork with your auto-generated hardware nix file.)

Starting from nothing:

1. Install some kind of nixos,
2. Edit the /etc/nixos/configuration.nix to have git,
3. Rebuild ( nixos-rebuild switch )
4. Clone this repo, silky/nixos-configuration,
5. cd into this repo and run

nixos-rebuild switch --flake '.' --impure

1. Happiness!
2. You can now delete all .nix files in /etc/nixos if you wish.
3. And otherwise hopefully enjoy your life.

References/inspiration

• https://github.com/mitchellh/nixos-config
• https://gitlab.com/rprospero/dotfiles
• https://github.com/kalbasit/shabka/blob/master/modules/home/software/zsh/
• https://github.com/Yumasi/nixos-home/blob/master/zsh.nix
• https://github.com/haskie-lambda/nixconfig/blob/a8fe974c6c151169c1d686cbb04fc2cdf2a2c05d/nixos/v2/pkgConfigs/zsh.nix
• https://github.com/toonn/nix-config

Todo

• Set up some timers: https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Systemd/Timers

• Do something nice with xrandr | jc -xrandr in order to work out

  • How to turn off all monitors aside from the laptop

• Configure a second user nicely.

• Describe how to interact with the autogenerated hardware thing.

• Factor out some common programs across machines.

Trivia

• Run nix-collect-garbage -d as root, in order to delete everything.