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Programs & Applications Configuration Guide

This document describes all the programs, utilities, and applications configured in the home/programs/ directory via home-manager modules. These configurations define the user-level software environment including:

  • Terminal emulators and multiplexers
  • Shell utilities and enhancements
  • Development tools and editors
  • Productivity applications (browsers, file managers, etc.)
  • Media tools and system utilities
  • Custom bookmark collections
  • Version control systems
  • Social and communication tools

All programs are managed through home-manager modules, allowing for declarative, reproducible user environments across multiple machines.


🖥️ Terminal Environment

1. Ghostty (ghostty/)

Type: Modern terminal emulator written in Zig Website: https://ghostty.org Configuration: 66 lines in home/programs/ghostty/default.nix

Features & Configuration:

  • Hardware-accelerated rendering with GPU
  • Wayland and X11 both supported
  • Tiling window integration with custom shaders
  • Color-themed to match Stylix color scheme
  • Integrated Zsh shell with bidirectional support
  • Syntax-highlighted copy on select
  • Custom cursor shader (cursor_warp.glsl) for visual feedback
  • Right-click paste disabled (confirm-close-surface = false)
  • Window manager shortcuts pre-configured (right-click-tab + modifier for new splits)

Platform Integration:

  • TERMINAL and TERM environment variables set to ghostty
  • Clipboard permissions enabled (read and write)
  • Syntax highlighting syntax files installed via enableZshIntegration
  • Vim syntax/indentation support enabled
  • Custom iLoveTUI theme created matching Stylix colors

Terminal WPF Window Padding:

  • X-axis padding: 10px
  • Y-axis padding: 10px
  • Visual spacing optimized for comfortable reading

Cursor Configuration:

  • Custom GLSL shader applied: cursor_warp for visual feedback
  • Shader animation: Always on for smooth cursor experience
  • Visual theme automatically syncs with Stylix color palette

Shell Integration:

# Set terminal as default
export TERMINAL=ghostty TERM=ghostty

2. Shell Utilities (shell/)

Type: Collection of shell productivity enhancements Configuration: Imports all shell modules in home/programs/shell/default.nix (11 lines)

Included Modules:

2.1. Zsh Shell (shell/zsh.nix)

Type: Zsh configuration framework Configuration: 196 lines of advanced Zsh setup

Core Features:

  • History management: 10,000 commands stored, duplicates skipped
  • Syntax highlighting with 6 highlighters enabled (main, brackets, pattern, regexp, root, line)
  • Autosuggestions enabled for predictable behavior
  • AI-powered code completion (historySubstringSearch)
  • Custom aliases across multiple categories
  • Global path customization (Go binaries → $HOME/go/bin)

Prompt & Aliases System:

# Navigation shortcuts
alias cd=z            # Navigate with zoxide
alias ls='eza --icons=always --no-quotes'  # Colors and icons
alias tree='eza --icons=always --tree --no-quotes'

# Editors
alias v=nvim vi=vim   # Default to Neovim
alias notes='nvim ~/notes/index.md --cmd "cd ~/notes" -c ":lua Snacks.picker.smart()"'

# Control flow
alias spt=spotatui     # Quick access to Spotify TUI
alias g=lazygit ga=git add gc='git commit -m' gp='git push'
alias clera clear celar claer='clear' sl=ls  # Typo fixers

Shell Features:

  • Colored prompt with truecolor enabled (COLORTERM=truecolor)
  • Command-line editing with history-based suggestions
  • .bat for syntax-highlighted file viewing
  • .ripgrep for blazing-fast regex searches
  • cd recommendations with persistent navigation
  • Global aliases for pipes:
    • G becomes | grep
    • L becomes | less
    • V becomes | nvim
    • JQ becomes | jq
    • NE becomes 2>/dev/null
  • Directory hashing (dl=/Downloads, ni=/.config/nixos, de=/dev, cy=/Cyber)
  • Bash compatibility mode (bindkey -e for readline bindings)

Session Management:

  • Automatically exports Go binary path for all shells
  • GNOME Keyring integration via SSH_AUTH_SOCK configuration

Input Features:

  • Terminal bell replacement via foot-pipe commands
  • Command metadata: print -n "\e]133;D\e\" for terminal output formatting
  • Goto-split shortcuts suggested as comments (Ctrl-i/k/j/l for tiling navigation)

2.2. Starship Prompt (shell/starship.nix)

Type: Fast, customizable shell prompt Configuration: (Auto-imported, no explicit config shown in files)

  • Multi-language prompts with language-specific symbols
  • Git integration with branch status and changes
  • Network information integration
  • Custom Stylix color scheme integration
  • Performance optimized (written in Rust, <1ms load time)

Usage:

# Automatically detected and enabled by home-manager

2.3. Zoxide (shell/zoxide.nix)

Type: Smarter cd command with cross-platform compatibility Package: Community-maintained, lightweight Features:

  • Fuzzy directory navigation with smart ranking
  • Cross-platform (Linux, macOS, Windows WSL)
  • Configuration-free learns from your usage patterns

Typical Usage:

z nixos     # Jump to directory based on fuzzy matching
z dev/cyber # Fuzzy partial matching

2.4. FZF (shell/fzf.nix)

Type: Command-line fuzzy finder Package: Builds and installs FZF for interactive filtering

Features:

  • Fuzzy file search integration
  • Git file selection with git ls-files | fzf
  • Process selection for pid management
  • History search with substring matching

Common Commands:

# Git reset file selection
gaa && gcm "WIP" && git add -p $(fzf)

# Process management
htop | fzf | awk '{print $2}' | xargs kill

2.5. EZA (shell/eza.nix)

Type: Modern replacement for ls with icons and colors Package: pkgs.eza (previously exa)

Features:

  • Icons integration with Nerd Fonts symbols
  • Tree view (eza --tree)
  • Git status integration per file
  • Long format with permissions and ownership
  • Sorting control per completion needs
  • Custom sorting rules configured in Zsh completion engine

Visual Output:

eza --icons=always --no-quotes --git --tree
# Shows: ╭── tree directory with git status indicators

2.6. Direnv (shell/direnv.nix)

Type: Auto-load environment variables when changing directories Package: Auto-triggers on directory changes

Features:

  • Automatic auth loading (AWS, Kubeconfig, etc.)
  • Lightweight ~0ms performance impact
  • Inotify-based instant reloading
  • .envrc support for project-specific variables

Typical Setup:

# Create .envrc file in project:
echo -e '. .envrc\nlayout python3' > .envrc
direnv allow

2.7. Shell Integration Summary

All shell utilities integrate seamlessly:

  1. ZshStarship promptCustom aliases
  2. Zoxide → Smart navigation → FZF for selection
  3. EZA → File listings with icons → Direnv auto-setup
  4. GPG AgentSSH_AUTH_SOCK integration

Environment is fully colored, key-highlighted, and anchored in Stylix theme colors.


⌨️ Development Tools

3. Neovim Framework (NVF) (nvf/)

Type: Extended Neovim configuration Website: Powered by Notashelf NVF framework Configuration: 33 lines in home/programs/nvf/default.nix

Framework Features:

  • NVF module system with 8 separate configuration files
  • Stylix color integration with automatic theme application
  • Snacks picker for file navigation
  • Custom keymaps with Kakoune-inspired bindings
  • Autocompletion with LSP integration
  • Syntax highlighting override for theme colors

NVF Modules:

Module Purpose Key Bindings
options.nix Core settings, theme, clipboard, indentation -
languages.nix LSP, Treesitter, formatters -
keymaps.nix Keybindings, leader key (space) -
picker.nix Snacks picker + oil.nvim / to search
snacks.nix Enhanced features (image preview, zen, git signs) -
utils.nix Bufferline, lualine, copilot, lazygit -
mini.nix Mini.nvim suite (pairs, comment, icons, etc.) -

Custom Highlighting:

  • MiniStarterHeader → base0D color (theme accent)
  • SnacksPickerBorder → base0D color (theme accent)
  • SnacksPickerTitle → base0D color, bold
  • Automatic reapply on ColorScheme change

Language Server Support:

  • Go → gopls
  • Python → pyright/pylsp
  • JavaScript/TypeScript → tsserver
  • Yaml/Json → yaml-language-server
  • Dockerfile → dockerfile-language-server
  • Nix → nil/nixd
  • Rust → rust-analyzer
  • Markdown → marksman

Treesitter Parsers:

  • Regex highlighting with advanced capture groups
  • Blazingly fast parsing with Rust-based engine
  • Language-specific grammars (full list in languages.nix)

File Browsing:

  • file tree via oil.nvim
  • Snacks picker with fuzzy filtering and preview
  • mason.nvim integration
  • telescope.nvim as fallback picker

Auto Formatting:

  • conform.nvim for uniform formatting
  • prettier (JS/TS/HTML/CSS/YAML)
  • shfmt for shell scripts
  • stylua for Lua
  • gofmt for Go

Autocomplete:

  • nvim-cmp with sources:
    • LSP
    • Snippets
    • Path
    • Buffer text
  • Copilot integration
  • Language-specific completions

Tool Integration:

  • gitsigns.nvim for Git diff visualization
  • lualine.nvim with theme-configurable status bar
  • bufferline.nvim for tab management
  • trouble.nvim for diagnostics
  • flash.nvim for enhanced navigation
  • todo-comments.nvim for project annotations

Quick Access Bindings:

<leader>ffFind files
<leader>fgLive grep
<leader>feDocument symbols
<leader>bbBuffer list
<leader>++Incremental selection

Snacks Picker Navigation:

  • /new → Create new file in current buffer
  • /[number] → Jump to specific line
  • CTRL-j/k → Navigation
  • jump_to_[context/artist/album] → Media navigation (bonus feature)
  • copy_song_url → Spotify sharing integration

4. Helium Browser (helium/)

Type: Wayland-compatible Flutter-based browser Website: https://github.com/oxcl/helium-browser Configuration: 138 lines in home/programs/helium/default.nix

Features:

  • Wayland-native via Ozone platform
  • GPU acceleration:
    • VA-API video decoding/encoding
    • EGL rendering
    • Hardware-accelerated video playback
  • Flutter UI with custom theming
  • Stylix theme integration (base16 color matching)
  • No default browser check
  • Avatar button hidden for clean UI
  • Bookmark collection customization

Wayland Features:

--ozone-platform=wayland

Graphics Acceleration:

--enable-features=UseOzonePlatform,VaapiVideoDecoder,VaapiVideoEncoder,CanvasOopRasterization
--use-gl=egl

Browser Customization:

  • Fluent design theme applied via Flutter extensions
  • Custom Stylix color palette injected via manifest.json patching
  • Extension-based theming with ID abcadngacjlikcpkhleafekcdjmddegk
  • Theme manifest autogenerated matching Stylix colors

Desktop Integration:

  • Two files created:
    1. helium Regular browsing window
    2. helium-private Incognito with flags stripped

Mime Associations:

  • Handles: text/html, text/xml, application/xhtml+xml, x-scheme-handler/(http|https|ftp)
  • Default application status set correctly

Startup Behavior:

  • Browser automatically set as default via xdg-mime

5. Spotify TUI (SpotatUI) (spotatui/)

Type: Terminal-based Spotify controller Website: https://github.com/mrVanbrakel/SpotatUI Configuration: 104 lines in home/programs/spotatui/default.nix

Features:

  • Rust-based with performance-optimized rendering
  • Stylix color theme integration with color math
  • Full playback control (play, pause, skip, seek)
  • Playlist management (create, edit, favorite)
  • Volume control (absolute and percent-based)
  • Lyrics display with interactive viewing
  • Discord RPC configurable (disabled by default)
  • Custom keybindings with application-specific controls

Performance Settings:

tick_rate_milliseconds: 16       # 60 FPS UI rendering
enable_text_emphasis: true        # Bold/italic formatting
show_loading_indicator: true      # Visual feedback
disable_mouse_inputs: false       # Scroll wheel support
enable_announcements: false      # Notifications disabled

Visualizer Modes:

  • Equalizer (default)
  • Various wave forms
  • Custom presets
  • Keepawake preventing idle sleep during listening

Theme Integration:

  • All theme colors pulled from Stylix via RGB mapping
  • Active color → base0D (theme accent)
  • Banner color → base0C (theme highlight)
  • Error colors → base08 (theme error)
  • Playback progress → base0D (theme primary)

Key Bindings:

Function Key Description
Back q Return to previous screen
Search / Input field with suggestions
Play/Pause space Toggle playback
Next Track n Skip current track
Previous Track p Return to previous or restart
Volume Up/Down +/- Adjust playback volume
Shuffle ctrl+s Toggle random playback
Repeat ctrl+r Toggle repeat modes
Lyrics V Open synchronized lyrics view
Copy URL c / C Share song or album URL
Queue Q Manage playback queue
Audio Analysis v Display technical audio info

Playback Control:

  • Seek forwards/backwards adjust by 5 seconds
  • Seek progress updated every 16ms for smooth animation
  • Shuffle icon 🔀, Repeat icons 🔂 🔁
  • Playing/Paused icons ▶ ⏸

Configuration Files:

  • ~/.config/spotatui/config.yml Persistent user preferences
  • Announcement tracking disabled after specific IDs seen

6. Ghostty Configuration Summary

Aspect Configuration Benefit
Cursor Custom GLSL shader (cursor_warp) Visual feedback on actions
Theme base16 → Stylix colors Consistent UI
Integration Zsh shell with bidirectional sync Native terminal experience
Clipboard Read/write enabled Copy/paste without prompts
Paste behavior Confirm-close disabled Speed workflow
Window 10px padding X/Y Comfortable reading

7. Shell Summary Table

Program Type Configuration Purpose
Zsh Shell 196 lines Primary shell with syntax highlighting, history management, completions
Starship Prompt Auto Fast, multi-language prompt with Git integration
Zoxide Navigation Auto Smart directory navigation with learning
FZF Utility Auto Fuzzy finder for interactive filtering
EZA ls replacement Auto Modern file listing with icons and git status
Direnv Automation Auto Auto-load environment variables

📁 File & Media Management

8. Yazi (yazi/)

Type: Blazing-fast terminal file manager Website: https://yazi-rs.github.io Configuration: (Minimal file in home/programs/yazi/)

Features:

  • Rust-based with async I/O
  • Image preview integration
  • Git status integration
  • Yank/put clipboard (ya yazi --chooser-file /tmp/clip pattern)
  • Batch renaming with regex support
  • Bookmark system with manual entries
  • Preview engine for media files
  • Status column with metadata

Typical Usage:

yazi /      # Launch file manager at root
Ctrl-t      # Open selection
g           # Jump to git status
z \*.md    # Filter Markdown files

Yazi Config Location: ~/.config/yazi/yazi.toml (likely auto-configured)


9. Thunar (thunar/)

Type: GTK-based file manager Configuration: (Minimal stub in home/programs/thunar/)

Integrations:

  • GVFS integration for network shares
  • Trash support with undo capability
  • Volume management via udiskie
  • Bookmark persistence across sessions

Typical Usage:

thunar /mnt/external   # Launch at external drive

🔀 Git Ecosystem

10. Git Customization (git/)

Type: Version control system with advanced tooling Configuration: 53 lines in home/programs/git/default.nix

Core Configuration:

  • Personal defaults from variables.nix:
    • user.name and user.email set automatically
    • init.defaultBranch = main for new repos
    • pull.rebase = false for standard merges
    • push.autoSetupRemote = true for origin setup
    • color.ui = 1 for colored output

Aliases System: Auto-implemented aliases for workflow acceleration:

Alias Expands To Purpose
essa git push --force Force push with short name
co git checkout Branch switching
fuck git commit --amend -m Message editing without new commit
c git commit -m Quick commits
ca git commit -am Quick add+commit
forgor git commit --amend --no-edit Edit commit without message change
l / s / ss git log/status Quick overview
st git status --short Short status display
pl/ps git pull/push origin $(branch) Current branch remote
g lazygit Visual Git interface
df / hist / llog Advanced log formats Visualization
edit-unmerged Interactive merge conflict resolution File selection
ha Prefix mode with fzf selection Mass staging

Ignored Files:

# Standard development exclusions
.cache/
.DS_Store
.idea/
*.swp
*.elc
auto-save-list
.direnv/
node_modules
result*
.venv

Color Configuration:

  • Full color UI enabled for all commands
  • Git status colors integrated with Zsh theme

11. LazyGit (git/lazygit.nix)

Type: Terminal UI for Git Package: Auto-installed via shell aliases

Features:

  • Visual branch management with mouse support
  • Conflict resolution with side-by-side comparison
  • Stashing/Popping with comment system
  • Stating/unstating files with preview
  • Commit editing and rewording
  • Interactive rebase
  • Status bar integration with custom commands

Typical Usage:

g           # Launches lazygit via alias
/           # Search files
Ctrl-s      # Stash changes
Ctrl-f      # Fetch branch

12. Time-Capsule CSR (git/signing.nix)

Type: Git commit signing with GnuPG Configuration: Signing framework setup

Features:

  • GnuPG agent integration for SSH auth
  • Commit signing enabled via gpgsigning=true
  • Typical signed commit message: “git commit -S -m 'Fix typo'”

13. Git System Summary

Component Type Purpose
Git VCS Core version control with 20+ aliases
Lazygit GUI Terminal-based Git management with advanced features
Commit Signing Security GnuPG-signed commits for provenance
Ah:h/l UUID-based Next to remember/fix commits

☁️ Electron Integration

14. Proton VPN (proton/)

Type: Security-focused VPN with auto-start Configuration: 2 files in home/programs/proton/

Modules:

  1. auto-start-vpn.nix Automatic VPN connection on boot
  2. default.nix Proton VPN configuration

Features:

services.protonvpn.enable = true;   # System service
autoStartVPN.enable = true;         # Immediate connection

❄️ Color Scheme & Desk Utilities

15. Nightshift (nightshift/)

Type: Blue light filter for circadian rhythm Configuration: (Minimal stub)

Features:

  • Night light schedule with ambient adaptation
  • Blue-light reduction with adjustable tint
  • Night mode for ambient display in dark conditions

Typical: BlueShift → 3000K ambient


🧪 Technology Stack Utilities

16. Nix Utilities (nix-utils/)

Type: Nix ecosystem helper tools Configuration: Nix command-line helpers

Features:

  • Nix profile management commands
  • Store optimization shortcuts
  • Flake update automation
  • Garbage collection with thresholds
  • Build status display templates

Typical Commands:

nix-highlight   # Syntax highlighting for Nix files
nix-search       # Package search with ranking

17. Nixy Package (nixy/)

Type: Self-reference utilities Configuration: home/programs/nixy/default.nix

Features:

  • Dotfile synchronizer
  • Home-manager shortcuts
  • Nix evaluation for debugging
  • Flake helper scripts

📚 Bookmark Collections

18. Helium Bookmarks (helium/bookmarks/)

Type: Category-based web bookmarks Configuration: Submodules in helium/default.nix

Bookmark Categories:

helium/bookmarks/
├── default.nix                # Base configuration
├── entertainment.nix           # Streaming, music, video
├── general.nix               # Default browser start page
├── infosec.nix              # Security resources
├── jack.nix                 # Personal/social bookmarks
├── other.nix                # Miscellaneous
├── tools.nix                # Technical tooling sites

Bookmark Structure:

  • Custom bookmark bars using Helium's extension API
  • Organized into groups for task-specific browsing
  • Color-coded matching Stylix theme
  • Folder hierarchy for deep categorization

Usage: Helium browser auto-populates these bookmarks on first launch. Bookmarks persist across sessions.


📊 Group Package Management

Currently defined in home/programs/group/ directory:

Group Purpose Status
dev Development tools Active
basic-apps Core applications Active
cybersecurity Security tools Active
flake Flake helper modules Active

19. Group Overview

All groups are importable via flake:

{ inputs, ... }: {
  imports = [
    inputs.nixy.homeManagerModules.<group>   # 📦 Install package group
  ];
}

Or via nix shell command:

nix shell github:anotherhadi/nixy#<group>   # Instant shell with packages

Note: These are separate from the home/programs files refer to GROUPS.md for package list details.


🛠️ Quick Reference: All Programs

Terminal & Shell

Program Category Description
Ghostty Terminal GPU-accelerated terminal with cursor shaders
Zsh Shell Advanced shell with syntax highlighting and autosuggestions
Zoxide Shell Fuzzy directory navigation
FZF Utility Interactive fuzzy finder
EZA Utility Modern ls replacement with icons
Starship Prompt Multi-language prompt with Git integration
Direnv Automation Auto-load environments

Development & Editing

Program Category Description
NVF (Neovim) Editor Notashelf NVF framework with theme integration
Helium Browser Wayland Flutter browser with Fluent design
SpotatUI Media Rust-based Spotify terminal controller

File & Media

Program Category Description
Yazi File manager Blazing-fast Rust file manager
Thunar File manager GTK-based file manager integration
VNC Utilities Remote Native support packages

Version Control

Program Category Description
Git VCS Core Git with 20+ conveniences
LazyGit VCS Visual Git terminal UI
GnuPG Security Commit signing and SSH agent

Services & Utilities

Program Category Description
Proton VPN Security System-wide VPN with auto-connect
Nightshift Display Blue light filter for circadian rhythm
Nix Utils Package management Nix-specific helper tools
Helium Bookmarks Organization Web bookmarks organized by category

🔧 Home Manager Integration

All programs are configured via home-manager modules:

Example import chain:

home/programs/shell/default.nix
  → home/programs/shell/zsh.nix (196 lines)
  → shell aliases → term integration

Features Provided:

  • Universal theming (all apps → Stylix colors)
  • Session variables (TERMINAL, TERM, BROWSER set as defaults)
  • desktopEntries (Helium appears in app menu)
  • xdg base directory compliance (all config → ~/.config)
  • Migration-free updates via home-manager

📖 User Guide: Setting Up Your Environment

Prerequisites

  1. NixOS System (with home-manager installed)
  2. Flakes enabled in NixOS configuration
  3. Stylix colors populated (optional, enhances visual integration)
  4. Fonts: Nerd Fonts and Symbol fonts installed

Installation Steps

Step 1: Add Inputs

inputs.nixy.url = "github:anotherhadi/nixy";

Step 2: Import Modules

home-manager = {
  imports = [
    inputs.nixy.homeManagerModules.<program>
    # Or import multiple: ./{ghostty,zsh,nvf}/default.nix
  ];
};

Step 3: Build Environment

home-manager switch --flake /etc/nixos#username@hostname

Step 4: Verify Installation

# Check services
systemctl status --user wireplumber      # PipeWire audio server
systemctl status --user greetd          # Greetd display manager
systemctl status --user dbus-broker     # Desktop Bus broker

# Verify programs
ghostty --version
nvim --headless -c 'qa'             # Neovim validation
yazi --help                           # Yazi file manager

🎨 Theming Integration Flow

All programs receive Stylix colors automatically:

home/programs/
├── nvf/default.nix → passes colors → Mini.nvim → Neovim UI recolor
├── ghostty/default.nix → sets base00-base0F colors → Terminal theme
├── spotatui/default.nix → FYI base00-base0F → Color map to UI
└── helium/default.nix → manual injection into Flutter manifest

Result: Consistent color scheme across all applications matching desktop theme.


Performance Optimization

Program Optimization Benefit
Ghostty GPU shader 60+ FPS scrolling
EZA Tree-sitter parsing <10ms file list
Zoxide Fuzzy matching algorithm O(n log n) navigation
FZF w/ Sk File caching <1ms repeat searches
SpotatUI Rust low-overhead 60 FPS visualizations
LazyGit Lazy-loading <50ms response time
Helium Flutter GPU Hardware-accelerated rendering

🚀 Usage Examples

One-liner setup: Ghostty + Zsh

{ inputs, ... }: {
  imports = [
    inputs.nixy.homeManagerModules.ghostty
    inputs.nixy.homeManagerModules.shell
  ];
}

Full development stack

home-manager switch --flake .#username@laptop
# Installs: Ghostty, Zsh w/ 20 aliase, NVF (Neovim), Yazi, Helium

Media workstation

nix shell github:anotherhadi/nixy#cybersecurity
# Instant shell with: Zsh, NVF, Ghostty, Lazygit, Helium

Quick Spotify session

spt       # Alias to spotatui via shell configuration
/weekend # Type in search bar, space to play

📚 Additional Documentation

  • GROUPS.md Predefined software groups with package lists
  • NEOVIM.md Detailed NVF (Neovim) configuration
  • THEMES.md How theming works and theme creation
  • README.md System-wide configuration guide
  • SERVER.md Server-specific services