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- Created Librewolf configuration in `home/programs/librewolf/system.nix` with telemetry disabled, enhanced security settings, and enforced extensions. - Added Zen browser configuration in `home/programs/zen/default.nix` and `home/programs/zen/system.nix`, including similar privacy policies and default search engine settings. - Introduced `hosts/home-pc/configuration.nix` for system-wide settings, including USBGuard rules and firewall configurations. - Established `hosts/home-pc/flake.nix` to manage NixOS modules and configurations. - Generated `hosts/home-pc/hardware-configuration.nix` for hardware-specific settings. - Created `hosts/home-pc/home.nix` to import various user-specific applications and settings. - Added profile picture in `hosts/home-pc/profile_picture.jpg`. - Implemented secrets management in `hosts/home-pc/secrets/default.nix` and `hosts/home-pc/secrets/secrets.yaml` using SOPS for encryption. - Defined user-specific variables in `hosts/home-pc/variables.nix`, including hostname, username, and locale settings. - Added profile picture for laptop in `hosts/laptop/profile_picture.jpg`.
Nixy
Nixy simplifies and unifies the Hyprland ecosystem with a modular, easily customizable setup. It provides a structured way to manage your system configuration and dotfiles with minimal effort. It includes home-manager, secrets, and custom theming all in one place.
Features:
- 💻 Hyprland & Caelestia: Preconfigured Hyprland ecosystem with Caelestia-shell (Ty to both projects!)
- 🎨 Consistent Theming: Base16 & Stylix-powered themes
- ⌨️ Vim-like Everywhere: Unified keybindings (Hyprland, nvim, vimium, etc.)
Table of Content
Screenshots
Architecture
🏠 /home (User-level configuration)
Contains dotfiles and settings that apply to your user environment.
Subfolders:
programsis a collection of apps configured with home-managersystemis some "desktop environment" configuration
🐧 /nixos
Those are the system-level configurations. (audio, bluetooth, gpu, bootloader, ...)
🎨 /themes
This folder contains all system themes. Mainly stylix configurations. Check out the available themes and learn how to create your own in THEMES.md
💻 /hosts
This directory contains host-specific configurations. Each host includes:
configuration.nixfor system-wide settingshome.nixfor user-level configurationvariables.nixfor global variablessecrets/for sensitive data
🖥️ /server-modules
This folder contains server-related nixos modules. (bitwarden, nextcloud, ...)
Installation
- Fork this repo and clone it to your system:
git clone https://github.com/anotherhadi/nixy ~/.config/nixos
- Copy the
hosts/laptopfolder, rename it to match your system’s hostname, and updatevariables.nixwith your machine’s settings. - Copy your
hardware-configuration.nixinto your new host's folder to ensure proper hardware support. - Register your new host in
flake.nixby adding it under nixosConfigurations.
Important
# CHANGEMEcomments are placed throughout the config to indicate necessary modifications. Use the following command to quickly locate them:rg "CHANGEME" ~/.config/nixos
Tip
When you add new files, don't forget to run
git add .to add them to the git repository
- Build the system
sudo nixos-rebuild switch --flake ~/.config/nixos#yourhostname
Documentation
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SERVER: Check out the server documentation
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THEMES: How themes work and how to create your own
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WALLPAPERS: An awesome collection of wallpapers
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NEOVIM: How to use the Neovim config in your own flake
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GROUPS: Reusable package groups (dev, cybersecurity)
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CONTRIBUTING: How to contribute
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LICENSE: MIT License