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dotfiles

These are the dotfiles for my NixOS installations across three computers. I use it primarily to sync declarative settings between three different computers and to track version history.

Notable features

  • Declarative GNOME settings
  • Mandatory LUKS encryption
  • Dynamic drive UUID storage for LUKS configuration across devices
  • pop-shell, i3 styling tiling WM within GNOME + overriding default GNOME keybinds
  • NVIDIA Optimus
  • Modular home-manager
  • Easy syncing between computers using git and relevant scripts

Installation

  • Install the standard GNOME version of NixOS, nothing particularly needed here besides setting username to mvhove and encrypting the hard drive with LUKS
  • Open a terminal and use nano to edit /etc/nixos/configuration.nix, find environment.systemPackages and add git in the square brackets, then save
  • Run sudo nixos-rebuild switch
  • Run git clone https://github.com/mvhove/dotfiles.git /home/mvhove/.dotfiles
  • Run cd /home/mvhove/.dotfiles/
  • Run ./install.sh
  • Follow the instructions carefully. You will be prompted at some point for your LUKS device UUID, this can be found by opening a new terminal to run sudo nano /etc/nixos/configuration.nix.bak, navigating to the line beginning with boot.initrd.luks.devices, and copying the part starred in either luks-* or /dev/disk/by-uuid/*

Maintaining

  • To grab the latest configuration, run ./home/mvhove/.dotfiles/pull.sh
  • To upload the latest configuration, run ./home/mvhove/.dotfiles/push.sh

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