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NixOS Config

These are my dotfiles (configuration files) for my NixOS setup(s).

Here is my main setup:

Stylix (and base16.nix, of course) is amazing, allowing you to theme your entire system with base16-themes.

Using this I have 55+ themes (I add more sometimes) I can switch between on-the-fly. Visit the themes directory for more info and screenshots!

I wrote some reinstall notes for myself here (install.org).

Separate Nix files can be imported as modules using an import block:

imports = [ import1.nix
            import2.nix
            ...
          ];

This conveniently allows configurations to be (*cough cough) modular (ba dum, tssss).

I have my modules separated into two groups:

System-level - stored in the system directory
- System-level modules are imported into configuration.nix, which is what is sourced into my flake (flake.nix)
User-level - stored in the user directory (managed by home-manager)
- User-level modules are imported into home.nix, which is also sourced into my flake (flake.nix)

More detailed information on these specific modules are in the system directory and user directory respectively.

I separate my configurations into profiles (essentially system templates), i.e:

Personal - What I would run on a personal laptop/desktop
Work - What I would run on a work laptop/desktop (if they let me bring my own OS :P)
Homelab - What I would run on a server or homelab

My profile can be conveniently selected in my flake.nix by setting the profile variable.

More detailed information on these profiles is in the profiles directory.