GaetanLepage/nix-config

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GaetanLepage/nix-config.json

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❄️ My NixOS Configuration

This repository holds the configuration for all my Linux systems. It includes both my servers, my laptop and my desktop.

Nix

I now manage all my configuration thanks to Nix. Everything is managed thanks to a nix flake: flake.nix. It relies heavily on the Dendritic pattern. Each file is a flake-parts module.

Repository structure

Everything is stored under the modules/ folder and imported automatically thanks to vic/import-tree.

├── flake.nix       # Entry-point of the flake
├── modules/
│   ├── flake/      # flake modules
│   ├── home/       # shared home-manager modules
│   ├── hosts/      # declaration of the NixOS/HM hosts
│   └── nixos/      # shared nixos modules
└── .secrets        # (age encrypted) secrets for each system

Systems

Hostname	Config type	Comment
framework	NixOS	Laptop
cuda	NixOS	Personal workstation
builder	home-manager	Linux x86 builder
jrs	home-manager	Jon Ringer’s x86 builder
vps	NixOS	VPS (VPN, mail server, etc.)
tank	NixOS	NAS (ZFS, Nextcloud, etc.)
backup	NixOS	Backup (replication of tank)

Linux working environment

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Here are the programs I use on my working systems. I keep my configuration minimal and efficient.

Program	Name
Linux Distribution	NixOS
Web Browser	Firefox
Window Manager	sway
Bar	waybar
Terminal Emulator	foot
Code Editor	Neovim
Program Launcher	rofi
Shell	fish
PDF viewer	Zathura

Acknowledgements

Thanks to @mightyiam and @drupol for helping me migrating my configuration to the dendritic pattern.