Never heard of Aeon—I wonder if it will become as popular as the Fedora immutable distros?
Love fuzzel! Glad to see some much anticipated features!
+1 for the Terminus + zellij + helix combo
Not to add fuel to the flame by asking, but how’s it been on Guix? I’ve heard Guix does a lot of things better, but also that there’s far less packages and it’s harder on modern hardware.
How’d you get the “not in your PATH” error message to display right? I get the weird “DBI connect” thing
I tried imv
and hated it. I just use feh
(through XWayland) or mpv
now.
This is awesome! Thank you!
These look great!
I’d personally be curious, though, to experiment with non-standard input and UI designs on these phones. Although the touchscreen model has become standard, I’m not sure it’s ultimately the best for all things—I’ve been deeply enjoying my Garmin watch, for example, which has four buttons rather than a touchscreen. I think buttons, dials, etc., (besides simply feeling good to use) are faster for some things. If we’re gonna go against the grain, why not go crazy? I think physical buttons (or at least stuff like the back button on Android) may be to touchscreen interfaces what keyboard-centric workflows are to the mouse and GUI (in terms of efficiency).
Yeah that’s a lot of what kept me out of most of home-manager’s functionality.
I will say, though, there are occasionally programs that have a lot of home-manager options yet few (if any) NixOS options (gammastep
comes to mind), so I use it for those.
Also, configuring browsers with home-manager is fantastic!
Hey friend,
My recommendation is to keep things dead simple as you start out—no fancy channels or flake inputs and such, at least not where not necessary. I’ve found a lot of success in going slow, and not feeling rushed to do everything the NixOS way at first (for example, I still manage my dotfiles with GNU stow
instead of home-manager). I started off with a very simple flake and basically just using my configuration.nix to declare packages, gradually learning more from there. The Nix ecosystem is as extremely powerful as it is poorly documented—it unfortunately sometimes takes a while to (as you’ve noted) even just find information.
I’ve linked below two sites I found unbelievably helpful in my journey—the first one helps you get up and running with a very simple flake (and, yes, you will want to use a flake, even if it isn’t obvious right now why), and the second one is a huge search engine of all NixOS options, the first place I check when I’m putting something new on my system.
Good luck!
I guess I should have written the post a bit more clearly.
I’ve got the for_window
part, it’s just that after I set the opacity for all windows app_id=.*
, the following lines of the config cannot override that for the specific windows I want different opacities for.
How have I never heard of this! This is awesome!
Very cool. yabai
is a great project that makes macOS actuallly usable.
Wow! Finally a niri
user out in the wild! I’m super curious to hear about your experiences with it—do you find it to be stable enough for day to day use? What’s your workflow like? How’s it compare to what you’ve used before?
Yeah actually is there a way to NOT have nano on the system? I’d really like to remove it…
Always nice to see Helix :)
Thank you! I was just suffering from this an hour ago…