NixOS on Framework Laptop

Post by heavyset_go » Sun, Oct 17, 2021, 9:11 PM UTC

remexre wrote: post #7

orf wrote: post #4

> Mozilla requires LUKS full-disk encryption, and having it setup conflicted with NVidia’s proprietary driver I’ve seen this warning in the Ubuntu docs. Can someone explain exactly why a GPU driver would cause issues with disk encryption and UEFI boot?

I conjecture the securely booted kernel won't load unsigned modules, and out-of-tree drivers don't get signed when the kernel and its modules do.

Post by jph » Sun, Oct 17, 2021, 9:14 PM UTC

Post by whateveracct » Sun, Oct 17, 2021, 9:36 PM UTC

jph wrote: post #13

Framework + NixOS is the most exciting hardware + OS going IMHO. If someone wants to do a crowdfunding or devpay or similar to make them work out of the box together, I will gladly donate or pay.

    import framework.nix {}

Post by jeppesen-io » Sun, Oct 17, 2021, 9:39 PM UTC

claytonjy wrote: post #3

As a framework owner, this is nice to see. I have yet to take the plunge on Nix (been happy with PopOS on mine), and wouldn't without Bluetooth support, but it's good to know it's possible and relatively painless. I'm hoping to start with nix+home-manager at some point, maybe on top of PopOS; anyone have experience with that setup?

Post by reginold » Sun, Oct 17, 2021, 9:42 PM UTC

k1rcher wrote: post #12

My Framework DIY just arrived this morning. I finished the build and installation of PopOS about an hour ago, but now I’m contemplating trying out NixOS due to this blog post. Looks amazing!