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@ -31,7 +31,10 @@ sanitizer-assisted test runs, `perf`, FlameGraph, and systemd user scopes.
├── atuin/ # Atuin configuration
├── gitui/ # GitUI key bindings
├── kitty/ # Kitty settings and color themes
├── mako/ # Notification settings
├── nvim/ # Neovim configuration and plugin lockfile
├── waybar/ # Compact Hyprland status bar and power menu
├── wofi/ # Application launcher with icons
└── wallpapers/ # Desktop wallpapers
```
@ -86,11 +89,58 @@ Before using this configuration on another machine, regenerate or replace
`nixos/hosts/nixos/hardware-configuration.nix` and adjust the host name,
user, graphics driver, and `system.stateVersion` as appropriate.
## Screen locking
The initial SDDM login screen uses a matching Qt 6 theme in `sddm/`, packaged
by `nixos/modules/login-theme.nix`. Its assets and ProFont are included in
the theme package so they are available before a user session starts.
It supports username/password entry, desktop session selection, and power
actions. Apply with `nixos-rebuild switch`; the theme appears at the next
login. Avoid restarting the display manager during an active session.
Hyprlock uses `hypr/hyprlock.conf` and the existing wallpaper assets for a
blurred, two-column lock screen with ProFont, a clock, and live system status.
Press `Super+L` or choose **Lock** in the Waybar power menu. Hypridle handles
session lock requests and locks before suspend; no idle timeout is configured.
The NixOS Hyprlock module supplies its PAM authentication configuration.
## Home Manager
Home Manager is integrated into the NixOS flake and uses the same pinned
Nixpkgs input. The user configuration lives in `nixos/home/hhhh.nix`.
It manages `atuin`, `gitui`, `hypr`, `kitty`, `mako`, `nvim`, `waybar`, and
`wofi` under `~/.config`.
These directories link to `~/Git/Custom-environment` through
`mkOutOfStoreSymlink`, so edits in the repository are available immediately.
Reload or restart the affected application to pick up configuration changes.
Keep the repository at this location, or adjust `repo` in the user module.
Apply Home Manager changes together with the system configuration:
```bash
sudo nixos-rebuild switch --flake .#nixos
```
On activation, conflicting configuration files or links are backed up with
the `.hm-backup` suffix; links already pointing to the same content can be
adopted without a backup. Existing backups are preserved; move an old
backup aside if it blocks activation. Keep `home.stateVersion` at the version
used when first enabling Home Manager.
## Installation
Clone the repository, install the tools listed above using your system package
manager, and link the configuration files into their expected locations. For
example:
On NixOS, clone the repository into the location expected by Home Manager,
then apply the flake:
```bash
git clone git@github.com:Claucdan/Custom-environment.git ~/Git/Custom-environment
cd ~/Git/Custom-environment
sudo nixos-rebuild switch --flake .#nixos
```
On other distributions, install the tools using your system package manager
and link the configuration directories manually:
```bash
git clone git@github.com:Claucdan/Custom-environment.git
@ -98,8 +148,11 @@ cd Custom-environment
ln -sfn "$PWD/nvim" "$HOME/.config/nvim"
ln -sfn "$PWD/kitty" "$HOME/.config/kitty"
ln -sfn "$PWD/mako" "$HOME/.config/mako"
ln -sfn "$PWD/atuin" "$HOME/.config/atuin"
ln -sfn "$PWD/gitui" "$HOME/.config/gitui"
ln -sfn "$PWD/waybar" "$HOME/.config/waybar"
ln -sfn "$PWD/wofi" "$HOME/.config/wofi"
```
Review `.bashrc` before sourcing or linking it: some aliases, paths, and helper