They take a long time compiling on my laptop, so I’ll install them through flatpak instead.
NixOS Configuration
Personal NixOS configuration for my machines, using Nix Flakes for reproducible and shareable setups.
Repository Structure
- flake.nix: Main entry point for the Nix Flake, defining NixOS and home-manager configurations.
 - hosts/: Contains the host-specific NixOS configurations.
 - system/: Holds system-wide configuration modules that can be shared across different hosts. This includes things like boot settings, desktop environments, hardware configurations, networking, packages, security, and system services.
 - users/: Manages user-specific configurations. It's split into 
modulesfor reusable home-manager configurations andphundrakfor my personal configuration. - keys/: Public keys for various machines.
 - secrets/: Encrypted secrets managed with 
sops-nix. 
Usage
System Management
Update flake dependencies:
nix flake update
Build and switch to a new system configuration:
sudo nixos-rebuild switch --flake .#<hostname>
Using the Nix Helper (nh) tool:
# Build and activate a new configuration, making it the boot default
nh os switch
# Build a new configuration and make it the boot default
nh os boot
# Build and activate a new configuration (without making it the boot default)
nh os test
# Just build a new configuration
nh os build
Home Configuration
Update and switch to a new home configuration:
nh home switch
Format Nix files (using Alejandra):
nix fmt .
Contributing
Feel free to fork this repository and make your own changes. If you have any improvements or suggestions, please open an issue or submit a pull request.
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