NixOS Configuration

NOTE: this README file is slop and quite outdated.

This repository contains the NixOS and Home Manager configurations for my systems. It's organized as a Nix Flake, allowing for reproducible and declarative system management.

Project Structure

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├── flake.nix           # Main entry point for the Nix Flake
├── flake.lock          # Dependency lock file
├── homes/              # Home Manager configurations
│   ├── modules/        # Reusable modules for Home Manager
│   └── ypc2/           # User-specific home configuration
│   └── ypc3/           # User-specific home configuration
├── hosts/              # NixOS system configurations
│   ├── modules/        # Reusable modules for system configurations
│   ├── ypc2/           # Configuration for ypc2 machine
│   ├── ypc3/           # Configuration for ypc3 machine
│   └── YVPSH/          # Configuration for YVPSH machine
├── secrets/            # Encrypted secrets (managed by git-crypt)
└── common/             # Files that could be used by either homes or hosts

Systems

ypc2/ypc3

A desktop NixOS system with the following features:

• Hyprland desktop environment (with GNOME as an alternative)
• Hardware-accelerated video decoding
• Development tools and environment
• Local network configurations

YVPSH

Managed via Colmena for remote deployment.

Home Manager Configuration

The personal configuration for user alyaman includes:

• Environment variables and shells
• Various program configurations
• Development tools and utilities

Key Features

• Modular Design: Configurations are split into reusable modules
• Multiple Desktop Environments: Support for both GNOME and Hyprland
• Specializations: Different system configurations (like Intel-only mode)
• Secret Management: Using git-crypt for sensitive information
• Multiple System Support: Manages different machines with shared modules

Usage

Applying System Configuration

sudo nixos-rebuild switch --flake .#ypc2

Updating Home Configuration

home-manager switch --flake .#alyaman

Development

The repository uses pre-commit hooks and includes a formatter configuration for consistent code style.

nix fmt  # Format Nix code according to RFC style

License

This configuration is for personal use, but feel free to use it as a reference for your own configurations.