charlotte's dotfiles

Warning

don't use these dotfiles if you don't know what you're doing. they can brick your machine. charlotte is not responsible if you use them to brick your machine.

the content of these dotfiles started as a fork of ZaneyOS. however, much of the content has been completely overhauled, including:

• a wholly different stylix theme, using catppuccin,
• a totally different waybar,
• a highly customized nvf configuration,
• development environments powered by 658060/dev-templates,

and more. also, some code (especially that of the waybar) is directly taken/converted into nix from JaKooLit's dotfiles, which is a modified version of JaKooLit's catppuccin-mocha themed waybar. attributions are in comments in every file where code was copied, so one may search this repo for "JaKooLit" to find that code.

how to use

this repo should be cloned into ~/.dotfiles.

building this flake

1. ensure NixOS is installed.
2. ensure that the optional settings nix-command and flake are enabled:

nix.settings.experimental-features = [ "nix-command" "flakes" ];

3. edit flake.nix:
   • ensure the profile variable corresponds to the device's hardware. it should be set to one of the names of the folders in ~/.dotfiles/profiles. for example, a laptop with an nvidia gpu should have profile set to nvidia-laptop.
   • Set the hostname.
4. ensure there is a folder hosts/YOUR_HOSTNAME. the folder hosts/kamakiri can serve as a template. ensure the file hosts/YOUR_hostname/hardware.nix is exactly the same as the file hardware-configuration.nix obtained when the command nixos-generate-config is run.
5. run the following commands:

nix shell nixpkgs#nh
nh os switch ~/.dotfiles --hostname YOUR_PROFILE

if this flake has already been built and is currently running on the machine, run

fr

to rebuild after making changes. to update system packages, run

fu

instead.

creating an iso image

to build an iso image out of this flake, run

nix build .#nixosConfigurations.iso.config.system.build.isoImage

the output will be stored in ./result/iso/. to burn this to drive /dev/sdX, run

sudo dd if=~/.dotfiles/result/iso/ISO_NAME.iso bs=16M of=/dev/sdX status=progress oflag=sync

replacing ISO_NAME.iso with the actual name of the file located there. be warned, running the above command on the wrong drive will ruin a drive. use at your own risk.