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I can't stop loving how manager 🔥🔥🔥🔥. HM and nixos modules solves things like these in super cool and reusable way.
Once we make something into a functional code this is one of the awesome benefits we get in return. 🔥
Dotfiles management as a code
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A new module is available: 'programs.t3code'. T3 Code is a minimal web GUI for coding agents; the module installs the application and can manage its JSON settings in '~/.t3/userdata/'.
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A new module is available: 'programs.t3code'. T3 Code is a minimal web GUI for coding agents; the module installs the application and can manage its JSON settings in '~/.t3/userdata/'.
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A new module is available: 'programs.t3code'. T3 Code is a minimal web GUI for coding agents; the module installs the application and can manage its JSON settings in '~/.t3/userdata/'.
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A new module is available: 'programs.t3code'. T3 Code is a minimal web GUI for coding agents; the module installs the application and can manage its JSON settings in '~/.t3/userdata/'.
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A new module is available: 'programs.t3code'. T3 Code is a minimal web GUI for coding agents; the module installs the application and can manage its JSON settings in '~/.t3/userdata/'.
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A new module is available: `xsession.windowManager.exwm`. This provides configuration for the Emacs X Window Manager.
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A new module is available: `xsession.windowManager.exwm`. This provides configuration for the Emacs X Window Manager.
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A new module is available: `xsession.windowManager.exwm`. This provides configuration for the Emacs X Window Manager.
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A new module is available: `xsession.windowManager.exwm`. This provides configuration for the Emacs X Window Manager.
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A new module is available: `xsession.windowManager.exwm`. This provides configuration for the Emacs X Window Manager.
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A new option is available: `programs.microsoft-edge`. Microsoft Edge is now supported by the Chromium-based browser module, sharing the same `commandLineArgs`, `extensions`, `dictionaries` and `nativeMessagingHosts` interface. Note: the `microsoft-edge` package in nixpkgs is only available on `x86_64-linux`. On macOS, install Edge through other means (e.g. the official `.pkg` installer) and set `programs.microsoft-edge.package = null` to manage configuration files only, or supply a custom darwin-compatible package.
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A new option is available: `programs.microsoft-edge`. Microsoft Edge is now supported by the Chromium-based browser module, sharing the same `commandLineArgs`, `extensions`, `dictionaries` and `nativeMessagingHosts` interface. Note: the `microsoft-edge` package in nixpkgs is only available on `x86_64-linux`. On macOS, install Edge through other means (e.g. the official `.pkg` installer) and set `programs.microsoft-edge.package = null` to manage configuration files only, or supply a custom darwin-compatible package.
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A new option is available: `programs.microsoft-edge`. Microsoft Edge is now supported by the Chromium-based browser module, sharing the same `commandLineArgs`, `extensions`, `dictionaries` and `nativeMessagingHosts` interface. Note: the `microsoft-edge` package in nixpkgs is only available on `x86_64-linux`. On macOS, install Edge through other means (e.g. the official `.pkg` installer) and set `programs.microsoft-edge.package = null` to manage configuration files only, or supply a custom darwin-compatible package.
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A new option is available: `programs.microsoft-edge`. Microsoft Edge is now supported by the Chromium-based browser module, sharing the same `commandLineArgs`, `extensions`, `dictionaries` and `nativeMessagingHosts` interface. Note: the `microsoft-edge` package in nixpkgs is only available on `x86_64-linux`. On macOS, install Edge through other means (e.g. the official `.pkg` installer) and set `programs.microsoft-edge.package = null` to manage configuration files only, or supply a custom darwin-compatible package.
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A new option is available: `programs.microsoft-edge`. Microsoft Edge is now supported by the Chromium-based browser module, sharing the same `commandLineArgs`, `extensions`, `dictionaries` and `nativeMessagingHosts` interface. Note: the `microsoft-edge` package in nixpkgs is only available on `x86_64-linux`. On macOS, install Edge through other means (e.g. the official `.pkg` installer) and set `programs.microsoft-edge.package = null` to manage configuration files only, or supply a custom darwin-compatible package.
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The GPU driver setup for non-NixOS systems has been switched from a systemd service to a tmpfiles.d configuration. If you have previously run 'non-nixos-gpu-setup', you will need to run it again to migrate. The script will automatically clean up the old systemd service and install the new tmpfiles.d config.
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The GPU driver setup for non-NixOS systems has been switched from a systemd service to a tmpfiles.d configuration. If you have previously run 'non-nixos-gpu-setup', you will need to run it again to migrate. The script will automatically clean up the old systemd service and install the new tmpfiles.d config.
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The GPU driver setup for non-NixOS systems has been switched from a systemd service to a tmpfiles.d configuration. If you have previously run 'non-nixos-gpu-setup', you will need to run it again to migrate. The script will automatically clean up the old systemd service and install the new tmpfiles.d config.
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The GPU driver setup for non-NixOS systems has been switched from a systemd service to a tmpfiles.d configuration. If you have previously run 'non-nixos-gpu-setup', you will need to run it again to migrate. The script will automatically clean up the old systemd service and install the new tmpfiles.d config.
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The GPU driver setup for non-NixOS systems has been switched from a systemd service to a tmpfiles.d configuration. If you have previously run 'non-nixos-gpu-setup', you will need to run it again to migrate. The script will automatically clean up the old systemd service and install the new tmpfiles.d config.
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A new `home.services` namespace has been added for nixpkgs modular services. Service modules shipped with packages (i.e. `pkgs.<name>.passthru.services.default`) drop in unchanged and are lifted to user systemd units. See the "Modular Services" chapter in the manual for details.
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A new `home.services` namespace has been added for nixpkgs modular services. Service modules shipped with packages (i.e. `pkgs.<name>.passthru.services.default`) drop in unchanged and are lifted to user systemd units. See the "Modular Services" chapter in the manual for details.
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A new `home.services` namespace has been added for nixpkgs modular services. Service modules shipped with packages (i.e. `pkgs.<name>.passthru.services.default`) drop in unchanged and are lifted to user systemd units. See the "Modular Services" chapter in the manual for details.
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A new `home.services` namespace has been added for nixpkgs modular services. Service modules shipped with packages (i.e. `pkgs.<name>.passthru.services.default`) drop in unchanged and are lifted to user systemd units. See the "Modular Services" chapter in the manual for details.
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A new `home.services` namespace has been added for nixpkgs modular services. Service modules shipped with packages (i.e. `pkgs.<name>.passthru.services.default`) drop in unchanged and are lifted to user systemd units. See the "Modular Services" chapter in the manual for details.
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Two new module are available: 'programs.man.man-db' and 'programs.man.mandoc'. They allow selecting the default man page viewer. man-db was the default man page viewer before those changes, so 'programs.man.man-db.enable = true' set by default. Since the options conflict between each other, to enable mandoc you need to set 'programs.man.man-db.enable = false' and 'program.man.mandoc.enable = true'.
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Two new module are available: 'programs.man.man-db' and 'programs.man.mandoc'. They allow selecting the default man page viewer. man-db was the default man page viewer before those changes, so 'programs.man.man-db.enable = true' set by default. Since the options conflict between each other, to enable mandoc you need to set 'programs.man.man-db.enable = false' and 'program.man.mandoc.enable = true'.
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Two new module are available: 'programs.man.man-db' and 'programs.man.mandoc'. They allow selecting the default man page viewer. man-db was the default man page viewer before those changes, so 'programs.man.man-db.enable = true' set by default. Since the options conflict between each other, to enable mandoc you need to set 'programs.man.man-db.enable = false' and 'program.man.mandoc.enable = true'.
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Two new module are available: 'programs.man.man-db' and 'programs.man.mandoc'. They allow selecting the default man page viewer. man-db was the default man page viewer before those changes, so 'programs.man.man-db.enable = true' set by default. Since the options conflict between each other, to enable mandoc you need to set 'programs.man.man-db.enable = false' and 'program.man.mandoc.enable = true'.
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