NixOS Configuration

This repository contains my personal NixOS configuration for various systems, including a Framework laptop, desktop, and Raspberry Pi. It includes a wide range of customizations and configurations for various programs and services.

Key Features

Uses Hyprland as the window manager, configured with custom keybindings and animations
Implements secure boot using Lanzaboote
Utilizes Disko for declarative disk partitioning
Manages secrets using sops-nix for encrypted configuration
Configures Pipewire for audio handling
Sets up a custom Neovim configuration using nixvim
Implements a custom Firefox configuration with specific add-ons and themes
Configures Steam with a scaling fix
Uses home-manager for user-specific configurations
Implements a custom GTK theme using a NixOS module
Sets up OCI containers for services like WordPress
Configures Nginx as a reverse proxy with automatic HTTPS using ACME
Implements a custom resume builder using Yew and Rust
Uses nix-minecraft for Minecraft server setup
Configures multiple systems including a desktop, laptop, and Raspberry Pi
Implements fingerprint authentication
Sets up Yubikey support
Uses podman for container management
Configures Traefik as a reverse proxy with automatic HTTPS
Implements a custom volume interpolation script for smooth volume changes
Sets up Octoprint for 3D printer management with custom plugins
Uses compose2nix to convert Docker Compose files to Nix configurations
Implements a custom portfolio website using Yew and Rust
Configures multiple programming languages and development environments

Highlights

Sops for secrets management
Remote-Deploy/Install script for system deployment
NuShell scripting integration
Commit messages in boot menu (Work in Progress)
Git hooks for automatic OS message updates

Structure

The configuration is organized into a series of Nix files, each responsible for a specific aspect of the system. The main configuration files are located in the systems directory.

Usage

Clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/knoc-off/nixos.git

Navigate to the repository directory:
```
cd nixos
```
Set up the git hooks:
```
git config core.hooksPath .githooks
```
Customize the configuration files as needed.
Build and switch to the new configuration:
```
sudo nixos-rebuild switch --flake .#<hostname>
```
Replace <hostname> with the appropriate hostname for your system.

Git Hooks

This repository includes a git hook that automatically updates the OS message in the boot menu when you make a commit. The hook is located in the .githooks directory and can be enabled by setting the git hooks path as shown in the usage instructions above.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

This configuration is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.