NixOS configuration for a personal laptop, heavily inspired by vimjoyer and NotAShelf
This computer setup is defined via a flake based config and keeps the possibility of defining config for multiple devices.
The flake.nix is used to define the primary requirements for this config. Any
requirement in the module/ directory needs to be declared here and should be
version locked correspondingly.
The hosts/ directory is used to define the required configuration for a given
device. This is where you should put your configuration.nix and
hardware-confguration.nix when installing NixOS on a fresh device. The
#default config can be used as an example of how these configs can be split up
to make them slightly more parsable.
The modules/ directory is used to define re-usable units for configuring a
device. If you plan on using all the modules defined here for a "complete"
device config, then you can simply add <...>/modules to the imports defined
in your home.nix to include all of the modules.
For the most part, modules defined here can and will likely change with my config. I don't currently define any config options when defining these modules as again, I'm only using these modules for one device at the moment.
There's really quite a lot of sources I've used for this:
- NVF for both configuring neovim and its beautiful README
- NixOS Wiki for common package and config setup
- Nix Packages for available packages
- Nix Pills for package overrides
- Nix Starter for config structuring