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@arichtman
Recently started using #dendritic pattern using #flake parts it's really helpful.Earlier: A new module file means I add it to a folder, then import them in my configuration.nix home.nix accordingly.
Now: a module file added to a folder. That's it.
And more awesome is that I can place both a nixos module and home module in the same file to have aspects together🔥 much more benefits
It's worth doing things this way
#nix #nixos #dendriticpattern #config #management #flakeparts
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@arichtman
Recently started using #dendritic pattern using #flake parts it's really helpful.Earlier: A new module file means I add it to a folder, then import them in my configuration.nix home.nix accordingly.
Now: a module file added to a folder. That's it.
And more awesome is that I can place both a nixos module and home module in the same file to have aspects together🔥 much more benefits
It's worth doing things this way
#nix #nixos #dendriticpattern #config #management #flakeparts
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https://krutonium.ca/posts/im-using-flake-parts-now/
New #Blog about #NixOS and #FlakeParts and honestly how good the #dendritic pattern is for Nix.
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https://krutonium.ca/posts/im-using-flake-parts-now/
New #Blog about #NixOS and #FlakeParts and honestly how good the #dendritic pattern is for Nix.
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NixOS Home Manager users may find this useful!
It lets you have .desktop files, basically shortcuts, to any application you can run via
nix, without actually having to install them. They're pulled in at runtime, using the same magic as you use when doingnix run.https://git.krutonium.ca/Krutonium/NixOS/src/branch/main/modules/users/krutonium-hm/dynamic-apps.nix
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NixOS Home Manager users may find this useful!
It lets you have .desktop files, basically shortcuts, to any application you can run via
nix, without actually having to install them. They're pulled in at runtime, using the same magic as you use when doingnix run.https://git.krutonium.ca/Krutonium/NixOS/src/branch/main/modules/users/krutonium-hm/dynamic-apps.nix
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Riffing on a new flake parts project, Le Grille. Similar to Shell Game, but it also tries to keep the treefmt config in sync. Adding a language should add not just a devshell, but a treefmt config using the same tool versions. Also takes care of some other boilerplate, like deadnix+statix+nixfmt and checking headers with REUSE.
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Riffing on a new flake parts project, Le Grille. Similar to Shell Game, but it also tries to keep the treefmt config in sync. Adding a language should add not just a devshell, but a treefmt config using the same tool versions. Also takes care of some other boilerplate, like deadnix+statix+nixfmt and checking headers with REUSE.
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Riffing on a new flake parts project, Le Grille. Similar to Shell Game, but it also tries to keep the treefmt config in sync. Adding a language should add not just a devshell, but a treefmt config using the same tool versions. Also takes care of some other boilerplate, like deadnix+statix+nixfmt and checking headers with REUSE.
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Riffing on a new flake parts project, Le Grille. Similar to Shell Game, but it also tries to keep the treefmt config in sync. Adding a language should add not just a devshell, but a treefmt config using the same tool versions. Also takes care of some other boilerplate, like deadnix+statix+nixfmt and checking headers with REUSE.
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Riffing on a new flake parts project, Le Grille. Similar to Shell Game, but it also tries to keep the treefmt config in sync. Adding a language should add not just a devshell, but a treefmt config using the same tool versions. Also takes care of some other boilerplate, like deadnix+statix+nixfmt and checking headers with REUSE.
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@zer0unplanned This post looks very useful. I made a similar tool (still in beta with errors) to grab screenshots and raw data of manual pages #manpages for #linux commands, in this case #ssh info, and to present the different layers that are the OS, app and nixos settings. The program ssh-key-manager is in my flake https://repoducible.org ( features/security/packages #flake #part can be pulled out into another flake) & bit of a monster. Yours looks ultra compact #nixos
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@zer0unplanned This post looks very useful. I made a similar tool (still in beta with errors) to grab screenshots and raw data of manual pages #manpages for #linux commands, in this case #ssh info, and to present the different layers that are the OS, app and nixos settings. The program ssh-key-manager is in my flake https://repoducible.org ( features/security/packages #flake #part can be pulled out into another flake) & bit of a monster. Yours looks ultra compact #nixos
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Hi Nix and flake-parts users,
Just ported my flake file to use flake-parts finally for my nixos config😄
https://github.com/vivekanandan-ks/ksvnixospcconfigs/blob/main/flake.nix
Please check this and suggest any improvements.
It would help me learn to do things more properly.
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Hi Nix and flake-parts users,
Just ported my flake file to use flake-parts finally for my nixos config😄
https://github.com/vivekanandan-ks/ksvnixospcconfigs/blob/main/flake.nix
Please check this and suggest any improvements.
It would help me learn to do things more properly.
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So homemanager in #nix now has support for #flakeparts that's nice, I have to first migrate to unstable
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So homemanager in #nix now has support for #flakeparts that's nice, I have to first migrate to unstable
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https://flake.parts has switched to markdown-only tooling just now. Let me know if anything's off.
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https://flake.parts has switched to markdown-only tooling just now. Let me know if anything's off.
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@stevestreza but since it's deprecated I'm looking into rebuilding the config with flake-parts and haumea.
https://github.com/hercules-ci/flake-parts
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I enjoy using #nixos a lot, but the ecosystem is evolving and I struggle to keep up.
Had a spaghetti-code config for my main PC until about a year ago. Switched over to using #flake-based #divnix #digga and migrated my work PC and a small home-server to it as well. It feels linke magic when multiple similar but slightly distinct systems can be build from the same well-structured code with ease!
Now digga seems to be deprecated and #flakeParts seems to be considered best practice...