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# bpavuk's Dotfiles!
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To install these dotfiles, clone this repository (preferably into
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`~/.dotfiles`), install GNU Stow, then type `stow <program-name>`. For Neovim,
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that would be `stow nvim`. Make sure to read relevant READMEs inside every
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dotfile directory to get a list of dependencies you need to install to make
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This repository serves as a home for my configuration files. It can be
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installed as a Nix flake (NixOS Unstable) or using Stow.
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To install these dotfiles using Stow, clone this repository (preferably
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into `~/.dotfiles`), install GNU Stow, then type `stow <program-name>`.
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For Neovim, that would be `stow nvim`. Make sure to read relevant READMEs inside
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every dotfile directory to get a list of dependencies you need to install to make
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this work!
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With Nix, it is much simpler, but my settings may get superimposed on your
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current ones. More details in [NixOS folder README](./nixos/README.md).
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# NixOS Configuration
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This is my personal NixOS configuration, managed with Flakes and Home Manager.
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## Prerequisites
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- A running NixOS system with Flakes enabled.
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- This repository cloned onto the machine.
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## Installation
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1. Navigate to this directory (`/path/to/bpavuk.term`).
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2. Replace the `./hosts/bpavuk-nixos/hardware-configuration.nix` file with your generated one, OR create your own host by modifying `flake.nix` and adding your host-specific configuration to the `hosts` folder.
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3. Run the rebuild command, pointing it to the correct host configuration within the flake.
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```sh
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sudo nixos-rebuild switch --flake .#bpavuk-nixos
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```
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## Structure
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- `hosts/`: System-level configurations. Each subdirectory corresponds to a different machine.
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- `users/`: User-level configurations, managed via `home-manager`.
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- `home/`: Modular components for the user configurations (e.g., `development`, `life`, `fonts`).