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Personal nixos and home-manager configurations.
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Personal nixos and home-manager configurations.

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# My NixOS configurations



Here's my NixOS/home-manager config files. Requires [Nix flakes](https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Flakes).



Looking for something simpler to start out with flakes? Try [my starter config repo](https://github.com/Misterio77/nix-starter-config).



**Highlights**:



- Multiple **NixOS configurations**, including **desktop**, **laptop**, **server**

- **Opt-in persistence** through impermanence + blank snapshotting

- **Encrypted** single **BTRFS** partition

- Fully **declarative** **self-hosted** stuff

- Deployment **secrets** using **sops-nix**

- **Mesh networked** hosts with **tailscale** and **headscale**

- Flexible **Home Manager** Configs through **feature flags**

- Extensively configured wayland environments (**sway** and **hyprland**) and editor (**neovim**)

- **Declarative** **themes** and **wallpapers** with **nix-colors**

- **Hydra CI/CD server and binary cache** that uses the **desktops as remote builders**



## Structure



- `flake.nix`: Entrypoint for hosts and home configurations. Also exposes a

  devshell for boostrapping (`nix develop` or `nix-shell`).

- `lib`: A few lib functions for making my flake cleaner

- `hosts`: NixOS Configurations, accessible via `nixos-rebuild --flake`.

  - `common`: Shared configurations consumed by the machine-specific ones.

    - `global`: Configurations that are globally applied to all my machines.

    - `optional`: Opt-in configurations my machines can use.

  - `atlas`: Desktop PC - 32GB RAM, R5 3600x, RX 5700XT | Hyprland

  - `pleione`: Lenovo Ideapad 3 - 8GB RAM, R7 5700u | Hyprland

  - `merope`: Raspberry Pi 4 - 8GB RAM | Server

  - `celaeno`: Oracle Could VPS (Ampere) - 24GB RAM & 4vCPUs | Server

  - `alcyone`: Vultr VPS - 1GB RAM & 1 vCPU | Server

- `home`: My Home-manager configuration, acessible via `home-manager --flake`

    - Each directory here is a "feature" each hm configuration can toggle, thus

      customizing my setup for each machine (be it a server, desktop, laptop,

      anything really).

- `modules`: A few actual modules (with options) I haven't upstreamed yet.

- `overlay`: Patches and version overrides for some packages. Accessible via

  `nix build`.

- `pkgs`: My custom packages. Also accessible via `nix build`. You can compose

  these into your own configuration by using my flake's overlay, or consume them through NUR.

- `templates`: A couple project templates for different languages. Accessible

  via `nix init`.



## About the installation



All my computers use a single btrfs (encrypted on all except headless systems)

partition, with subvolumes for `/nix`, a `/persist` directory (which I opt in

using `impermanence`), swap file, and a root subvolume (cleared on every boot).



Home-manager is used in a standalone way, and because of opt-in persistence is

activated on every boot with `loginShellInit`.



## How to bootstrap



All you need is nix (any version). Run:

```

nix-shell

```



If you already have nix 2.4+, git, and have already enabled `flakes` and

`nix-command`, you can also use the non-legacy command:

```

nix develop

```



`nixos-rebuild --flake .` To build system configurations



`home-manager --flake .` To build user configurations



`nix build` (or shell or run) To build and use packages



`sops` To manage secrets



## Secrets



For deployment secrets (such as user passwords and server service secrets), I'm

using the awesome [`sops-nix`](https://github.com/Mic92/sops-nix). All secrets

are encrypted with my personal PGP key (stored on a YubiKey), as well as the

relevant systems's SSH host keys.



On my desktop and laptop, I use `pass` for managing passwords, which are

encrypted using (you bet) my PGP key. This same key is also used for mail

signing, as well as for SSH'ing around.



## Tooling and applications I use



Most relevant user apps daily drivers:



- hyprland + swayidle + swaylock

- waybar

- neovim

- fish

- alacritty

- qutebrowser

- neomutt + mbsync

- khal + khard + todoman + vdirsyncer

- gpg + pass

- tailscale

- podman

- zathura

- wofi

- bat + fd + rg

- kdeconnect

- sublime-music



Some of the services I host:



- hydra

- navidrome

- deluge

- prometheus

- websites (such as https://m7.rs)

- minecraft

- headscale



Nixy stuff:



- nix-colors

- sops-nix

- impermanence

- home-manager

- deploy-rs

- and NixOS and nix itself, of course :)



Let me know if you have any questions about them :)



## Unixpornish stuff

![fakebusy](https://i.imgur.com/PZ4L7TR.png)

![clean](https://i.imgur.com/T5FjqbZ.jpg)



That's how my hyprland desktop setup look like (as of 2022 July).