Geoffrey Frogeye's dotfiles

This repo holds most of my systems configuration. It is built on top of the Nix ecosystem

Directory structure

• os, hm, nod: Re-usable configuration for NixOS, home-manager, Nix-on-Droid respectively
  • <module-name>: Module. Used to separate configuration in separate logical units.
    • default.nix: Entrypoint for that module. Contains Nix configuration for the module.
    • <other file>: Extra files: scripts to be installed, or ... whatever.
  • default.nix: Entrypoint for that system. Import all the modules.
  • <other file>: Files non-conforming to the structure above because I'm hurrying to have everything working before cleaning.
• dk: Re-usable configuration for disko
  • <name>.nix: Partitionning scheme configuration. Don't assume a specific context, it will be imported as Disko and NixOS config.
• options.nix: Definition of options exposed to all systems (even though if not relevant for all, it's for simplicity sake).
• <profile-name> (e.g. curacao): Configurations for my different devices
  • options.nix: Common options configuration. Don't assume a specific context (for reasons unclear, I'm sure I can do something with that).
  • hardware.nix: NixOS configuration for that specific device.
  • dk.nix: Partitionning configuration. Import a top-level dk scheme, adding disks ids and other configuration required.
  • os.nix, hm.nix, nod.nix: Entrypoint for the device/system configuration. Imports the above files (last two only for NixOS) and contains configuration specific to this combination.
• <profile-name>_<media> (e.g. pindakaas_sd): Alternate configuration for a device. Used to test a configuration without altering the "main" one.
  • options.nix: Same as above. Can be a symlink.
  • hardware.nix: Same as above. Should be a symlink.
  • dk.nix: Same as above. Should not be a symlink.
  • os.nix, hm.nix, nod.nix: Same as above. Should not be a symlink.

Scripts

They all have a -h flag.

Extensions

There's some things I'm not putting in this public repo: work-related things, and other sensitive things that probably shouldn't be public. Those are stored in extensions, i.e. repos with a similar structure to this one, and ultimately importing things from it. This is why you might see options not being seemingly used.