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# NullBite's NixOS Config # NullBite's NixOS Config
This is my personal NixOS config. Right now, it's just a <del>basic</del> Preface: the current structure of this flake scares me a bit. I have added
extremely overengineered flake which imports a (mostly) normal stock NixOS configuration. [flake-parts](https://github.com/hercules-ci/flake-parts) to this repository
and I plan to modularize it in the same way I refactored my actual NixOS and
Home Manager configurations. This repository used to be *a lot worse* because
it was my very first Nix project, but I have learned a lot about both Nix and
programming in general in this span of time.
Now that I have used NixOS for a month, I have learned a fair bit and have made ## Overview
This is my personal NixOS config. Right now, it's just a <del>basic</del>
extremely ~~overengineered~~ messy flake which imports a (mostly) normal stock NixOS configuration.
Now that I have used NixOS for a ~~month~~ year, I have learned a fair bit and have made
some organizational changes. <del>Currently, the repository is organized as some organizational changes. <del>Currently, the repository is organized as
such</del> (I am in the process of migrating my config to this format, some such</del> (I am in the process of migrating my config to this format, some
stuff may not match yet): stuff may not match yet):
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## TODO ## TODO
- Reorganize repo to use a more "standard" module layout. - ~~Reorganize repo to use a more "standard" module layout.~~
- [github:Misterio77/nix-config](https://github.com/Misterio77/nix-config) might be a good reference for a better module layout. - ~~[github:Misterio77/nix-config](https://github.com/Misterio77/nix-config) might be a good reference for a better module layout.~~
- Select entire desktop configuration via a single option and make bootable with specialisation. - ~~Select entire desktop configuration via a single option and make bootable with specialisation.~~
- Give each desktop a modularized configuration that can be enabled with an option. - ~~Give each desktop a modularized configuration that can be enabled with an option.~~
- figure out nixpkgs.lib.options.mkOption and add a string option that picks a desktop to use. - ~~figure out nixpkgs.lib.options.mkOption and add a string option that picks a desktop to use.~~
- add Plasma, Hyprland, and maybe GNOME if I'm feeling silly (I'd probably never actually use it). - add Plasma, Hyprland, and maybe GNOME if I'm feeling silly (I'd probably never actually use it).
- make more things configurable as options once I figure out the above, it's probably cleaner than importing modules. - ~~make more things configurable as options once I figure out the above, it's probably cleaner than importing modules.~~
- Reorganize README bullets into headings - Reorganize README bullets into headings
- make system ephemeral/stateless - make system ephemeral/stateless
- The following command is able to successfully show any accumulated state on my system: <pre><code>sudo find / -xdev \( -path /home -o -path /nix -o -path /boot \) -prune -o \( -name flatpak -o -name boot.bak -o -path /var/log -o -name .cache \) \( -prune -print \) -o \( -type f \) -print</code></pre> - The following command is able to successfully show any accumulated state on my system: <pre><code>sudo find / -xdev \( -path /home -o -path /nix -o -path /boot \) -prune -o \( -name flatpak -o -name boot.bak -o -path /var/log -o -name .cache \) \( -prune -print \) -o \( -type f \) -print</code></pre>
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- coredumps - coredumps
- /root user and /home - /root user and /home
- /etc/machine-id - /etc/machine-id
- configure /etc/supergfxd.conf with a oneshot systemd unit on boot bsaed on selected specialisation (should still be modifiable with supergfxctl but should be ephemeral) - ~~configure /etc/supergfxd.conf with a oneshot systemd unit on boot bsaed on selected specialisation (should still be modifiable with supergfxctl but should be ephemeral)~~