💻 Tuxedo InfinityBook Pro 14 (8th generation)
NixOS is now my everyday system, I hope this repository will help you build yours!
| NixOS release | 24.05 |
| Display Manager | GDM |
| Window Manager/Compositor | Hyprland (Wayland) |
| Status bar | Waybar |
| Wallpaper Manager | hyprpaper |
| App Launcher | anyrun |
| Notification Center | swaync |
| Screen Locker | swaylock-effects |
| Logout & Power Menu | wlogout |
| IDLE Manager | swayidle |
| Network Manager | NetworkManager |
| Terminal Emulators | kitty, Alacritty |
| Shell | zsh + powerlevel10k |
| Editor | Visual Studio Code |
| File Browser | PCManFM |
| Snapshot & Editing | swappy |
| Miscellaneous | TUXEDO Control Center, NetworkManager & Blueman applets, git, ... |
Work in progress
Git handles very well text files such as NixOS configuration ones; I strongly suggest you to use it to keep track of the changes you made and for easy rollback.
The system's configuration is located by default in /etc/nixos.
As it is a root directory, it is not practical to initialize a git repository directly in this folder.
What could be done is making this directory a symbolic link to a more user friendly one.
Backup your current configuration
sudo mv /etc/nixos /etc/nixos-old
Download this configuration...
cd ~/Documents && git clone git@github.com:LalieA/nixos-config.git
... or initialize yours
cd ~/Documents/nixos-config
cp -R /etc/nixos-old/* .
git init
Create a symbolic link from your friendly directory
sudo ln -s ~/Documents/nixos-config /etc/nixos
And deploy your configuration!
sudo nixos-rebuild switch
- Wifi
- Bluetooth
- Integrated camera
- Integrated microphone
- Screen streaming through web-based video conferences
- Multi-screen (built-in HDMI and 2 screens through USB-C)
- Try to embed this configuration into an ISO image dedicated to installation on another device, with a disk partitionning handled by Disko
- Handle secrets with sops-nix...
- ... and setup a LUKS fully encrypted disk...
- ... with master keys from a YubiKey
- Still improve this configuration while using it
To make my first steps into Nix and NixOS, I followed the awesome guide from ryan4yin, don't hesitate to check it out!