Why and how to add Home Manager to NixOS
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Why and how to add Home Manager to NixOS
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Re: Why and how to add Home Manager to NixOS
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#3Re: Why and how to add Home Manager to NixOS
#4> As you can see, it uses our ./configuration.nix as a module. What are modules again? Per NixOS wiki:
> > Modules are files combined by NixOS to produce the full system configuration. A module contains a Nix expression. It declares options for other modules to define (give a value). It processes them and defines options declared in other modules.
> Simple as.
If only.
Also, the article is very much a How not a Why.
Re: Why and how to add Home Manager to NixOS
#5So if I need to do X then I should use Y, but why do I need to do X?
Maybe I'm missing it and it's really obvious.
Re: Why and how to add Home Manager to NixOS
#6> If you happen to have a necessity for such a thing, you're better off using Home Manager, else you would end up implementing parts of Home Manager by yourself. So if I need to do X then I should use Y, but why do I need to do X? Maybe I'm missing it and it's really obvious.
Re: Why and how to add Home Manager to NixOS
#7From the linked “how to enable flakes” article: > As you can see, it uses our ./configuration.nix as a module. What are modules again? Per NixOS wiki: > > Modules are files combined by NixOS to produce the full system configuration. A module contains a Nix expression. It declares options for other modules to define (give a value). It processes them and defines options declared in other modules. > Simple as. If only.…
Could you please elaborate?
Re: Why and how to add Home Manager to NixOS
#8Drake, you misspelled your own book title on that page. Just search for “partical”.
Re: Why and how to add Home Manager to NixOS
#9Re: Why and how to add Home Manager to NixOS
#10I've been meaning to switch home manager to flake mode. This will be helpful, thanks.