This repository contains the NixOS system and user profile configuration files for my machines. For an overview and more thorough description, read NixOS: Confederation (myme.no).
I rarely install new machines and thus haven't really invested the time to
automate this process in a good way. The steps under
Installation are most likely borken or
incomplete. Your best bet is to download and
install NixOS following t
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regular documentation, then simply build and update using
nixos-rebuild switch --flake ..
Use a local keyboard and mouse or remote console to start up a shell on the
machine. Then add public keys as desired to .ssh/authorized_keys for remote
access.
$ mkdir .ssh
$ curl -o .ssh/authorized_keys https://github.com/myme.keys# shorthand for `nix develop` (with --extra-experimental-features)
./devThe following command will prompt for one of the deploy.nodes hosts to copy
the installation files to.
$ nixbs-copyAlternatively export NIX_INSTALL_HOST in the environment to override:
$ NIX_INSTALL_HOST=10.20.30.40 nixbs-copy$ nixbs-ssh$ cd nixos
$ ./dev$ sudo disko ./machine/<hostname>/disk.nixBegin the installation by invoking the install script, either on console or over
SSH:
$ sudo nixbs-installThe command will prompt for a system profile to install.
Installing emacs dependencies:
$ ~/.emacs.d/bin/doom syncAfter launching emacs, install all-the-icons:
(all-the-icons-install-fonts t)$ sudo nixos-rebuild <switch|test|build> --flake .$ nixbs-build-home <machine>
$ ./result/activateEither use the build-home.sh script above or the following once Home
Manager is installed:
$ home-manager <build|switch> --flake .#<machine>Some dconf settings seem to not be applied correctly. Particularly the custom
binding
p
to swith to the workspace on the left.
Running the following resolves this (but is obviously annoying):
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.keybindings switch-to-workspace-left '[]'
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.keybindings switch-to-workspace-left "['<Super>p']"