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Currently working as a DevOps at Kepler 🛰️. -This is mostly a software (infrastructure) dev gig for a start-up, which is a bit new to me -coming from a more traditional DevOps role with a mature company. -There is a ton of specialized space -related equipment here that present interesting problems in DevOps.

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There seems to be a shortage of written guides on the Internet for setting up NixOS -the “modern” way - Flakes + Home Manager. It doesn’t help that Nix’s official -docs are very disjointed so hopefully this will fill in some gaps that I observed -when setting it all up.

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Warning: NixOS is not exactly beginner friendly - -you should have familiarity installing Linux distros before trying this.

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But Why NixOS?

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Eh… FOMO regarding all the memes.

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There is one particular feature that is intriguing - -the ability to roll-back your entire system (not incl. BIOS) in case of a -misconfiguration or a broken update. You can’t do this with Ansible. -This allows you (in theory) to get the benefits of a rolling release as well as the -stability benefits of a traditional distro.

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It takes the idea of reproducible builds, and extends it to the OS.

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For example, NixOS will present you with all previous “builds” at boot time -for you to revert to in case something gets messed up. -boot prompt

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Things I want to explore as part of this exercise:

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Spoilers! (End result)

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my rice -(Probably too ugly for r/unixporn, but works for me :)

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Installation

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Getting a Live USB going

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Make sure to give SWAP as much space as your memory capacity for hibernation to work properly.

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Wifi did not work for me out of the box. So I used my phone to tether via USB.

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First boot

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If everything went well, you should be presented with a TTY prompting you to login:

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NixOS ...
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Once you login, you will still just have a TTY, but we can now go ahead and start -installing our graphical environment.

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Nix will now use these user-specific files to read its config :)

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Nix (the pkg mgr) does not come with Flakes support out-of-the-box. -So we need to enable it:

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Read about Flakes.

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Now we can install the Home-Manager flake.

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-      "art-sr" = nixpkgs.lib.nixosSystem {
-        system = "x86_64-linux";
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-            home-manager.useGlobalPkgs = true;
-            home-manager.useUserPackages = true;
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-            home-manager.users.kdam0 = import ./home.nix;
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It took a few attempts to get NixOS to re-build successfully. -I ran into a few different issues involving users, and hostnames -while following the official docs until I arrived at the configs above which worked.

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This would be a good time init a git repo in ~/.config/nixpkgs/ and publish your progress.

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Setting up the GUI

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Window Manager + bar + system info.

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Getting dwl is easy enough. In my home.nix:

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This will install dwl on a rebuild. -Then I can run it with dwl.

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Oh it fails…something about permissions… -In ~/.config/nixpkgs/configuration.nix make sure you have:

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But of course I need to configure the keys - that’s the whole point of a WM. -Additionally, dwl requires a re-build on every config change…

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How do I tell Nix to use my config file while installing/building dwl?

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Lucking all packages (pkgs.*) build files are defined on their GitHub. -We can see that we are allowed to pass in a conf argument to -this -file.

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wbg is a simple background setter for Wayland……aaaand BAM!

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Terminal

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I use foot.

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Create the config file in ~/.config/nixpkgs/foot/foot.ini:

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-  # wofi config (app launcher)
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-      Unit.Description = "Automatic sync files with Nextcloud when booted up after 5 minutes then rerun every 10 minutes";
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Programs and Equipment I Use

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I’m about getting things done quickly and having as little space between -my thoughts and actions on the computer.

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I like having vim-like bindings and prefer running programs in the terminal for simplicity’s sake. -That said, I’m very much against the cringe meme that things in the terminal are “cooler” or “nerdier” XD. -Terminals are good for most tasks, but useless for others, for example, browsing the web -(I admit this unfortunate fact with much consternation) or looking at maps.

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Manjaro (stable) though this is a bit of a moot point since there’s been a lot of convergence among the -popular distros recently especially since they all offer some dedicated channel for getting up-to-date -software. The real day-to-day difference to workflow comes from the choice of desktop environment. -I do like Debian, and Fedora as well.

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I’ve settled on KDE Plasma w/ Wayland after many years of hopping. -Plasma comes with all the tools you’d expect to see in a modern desktop, -and for the most part these tools are perfectly capable of doing the task they are meant to do. -Prior to KDE, I’ve used Dwm/Bsmpw + Sxhkd, i3 etc. I’m glad these exist and people get -use out of it, but for now I do not miss it - I’m sure that will eventually change too.

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(neo)vim. Less of a text editor and more of a lifestyle. Check out my dotfiles for this. -No, I’m not going to ever switch to emacs.

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File Manager

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nnn. Yes, I have used ranger.

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The main laptop I use is the Framework laptop. -I’m a huge fan of the whole upgradability concept coming from a few generations of ThinkPads.

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I’m not going to endorse proprietary services that have gone out of their way to spy on or politically -suppress their users, just as Facebook, Discord etc. -One of the many take-aways you should get from me is that the use of libre/free software, -by its nature, is more constructive and extensible; and that’s the point.

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To put it simply, if you use a service such as Lastpass, iCloud, Dropbox, GDrive, OneDrive, etc. -to store your data, you do not own it.

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