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https://git.tsrk.me/tsrk/tsrk-nix-flex
Redoing infra right now. For the time being this is the official source.
(you get it? because it's pronounced likes "flakes". laugh now.)
This is will be my all-in-one NixOS and Home-Manager configuration.
If you're from EPITA and specifically from the Forge, yes, I've been inspired A LOT by the PIE (to not say this is a rip-off) minus a lot of admin stuff that I will likely never use (yet?).
The homes/ directory contains standalone Home-Manager configurations.
Currently, this is used for the Intel NUC provided by my school for which I was
only allowed to install Arch Linux on it.
This might be also used for the actual configuration of my school session.
The hosts/ directory contains NixOS systems declarations for different hosts
I have.
The lib/ diretory contains some util functions to avoid a lot of boilerplate
config to do by hand.
The modules/ directory contains modules for NixOS, Nixvim and Home-Manager.
Modules are written in a way that each module can be imported individually
without causing to much discrepancy to their original goal.
The overlays/ directory contains nixpkgs overlays for various packages so that
they fit for my needs without having to inline them in modules.
The pkgs/ directory contains custom packages not available on upstream
nixpkgs, and a standalone binary of my Nixvim configuration (nvim-cirno).
THe profiles/ directory contains a set of NixOS and Home-Manager modules with
defaults configurations.
I use agenix to manage secrets needed for my NixOS configurations.