I have tried to put as much of the configuration as possible into Home Manager in order to be portable across different environments.
(Hosts have Instruction Set Architecture of x86_64-linux unless specified otherwise)
medserv: Media server and desktop for viewing. OS: NixOS.
tux: My main personal laptop running NixOS and using Home Manager.
carby: My backup personal laptop running NixOS and using Home Manager.
thinky: My work laptop, currently running Ubuntu 24.04 and using the Nix package manager and Home Manager.
mbp: My former work laptop, a MacBook with M1 (ARM) chip running MacOS, using Nix-Darwin and Home Manager. No longer in use, config might be outdated. ISA: aarch64-darwin
sovserv: Self-sovereign data and services. OS: NixOS.
finserv: Nix-Bitcoin and related services. OS: NixOS.
shared: Configuration that can be shared across multiple hosts.
- Configure Hyprland on carby
- Import Hyprland config to tux
- Configure SSL for electrs
- Configure SSL for mempool
- Figure out how to connect electrs to liquidd
- Figure out how to connect mempool to liquidd
- Install NixOS
- Configure tailscale, media viewer e.g. VLC, browser, GSConnect, etc.
- Personal portfolio website (TODO)
- Matrix server (TODO)
- Gitea (TODO)
- Obisidian Live Sync (TODO)
- Vaultwarden (TODO)
- Configure zsh autosuggest/autocomplete (which one? both?) to avoid using arrow keys for completion.
- SSH private key not automatically being added when logging in to workstations.
- Remove repetition by declaring username only once in flake.nix, then passing to other modules.
- On non-NixOS systems, how to declaritively configure things not available in home manger?
I think the answer to this is system-manager
- Postgres/Redis <-- solution for Alta is to run these in containers
- Docker <-- Possibly replace with Podman which doesn't require root and might be nixable
- Flatpak <-- Research declarative flatpak