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While I honestly don't expect nor encourage anyone to use my code, I figure it's still a good idea to add some licensing.
…usage Nixpkgs recently split `pkgs.nerdfonts` into properly named attributes (thankfully). This update is accompanied by a small fix to use said attributes
zsh would try to merge history files by "renaming" `$HISTFILE.new` onto `$HISTFILE`. Since the file was a bind mount, this operation would fail. Although it never caused much problems given that originally this merge seemed to happen if exiting an ephemeral shell, it's started happening significantly more frequently, which prompted a desire to fix it.
I haven't used it in weeks now and I honestly am finding it annoying with how clunky its gotten. It would consistently fail to setup the `PATH` environment variable, which would fail to link the setuid binaries, and occasionally would fail to startup the daemon, citing a missing socket. I simply don't use it enough for it to be worth my time to fix these issues. Eventually once I am able to install NixOS on the direct hardware I'll return this host, obviously without the WSL bindings. Until then, it shall stay gone.
This will attempt to link together all of the relevant dependencies and force a build on them when `nix flake check` is invoked. This is useful to ensure our outputs are still building as expected, and sets the base for further checks down the line, such as run-time (with nixosModules being the first instance of this whenever we get to it).
This was incompatible and I misunderstood it's purpose. Instead, I've configured the vim specific knobs that corresponded to said settings. It's all kind of messy but it should work as expected. On a different note, it may be a good idea to cleanup my neovim stuff. I'm just not nearly as concerned about it as I am with my NixOS configuration, but I really should be.
`fd` is not a good replacement for GNU `find`, and has been very annoying. `rg` is a bit similar, it has some surprising differences. In both cases there are benefits to keep both accessible, hence why I'm removing the aliases for these.
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libextensions formkModulesfindandgrepas they diverged too much from GNU tooling to be drop-in replacementslib.mkMergefrom XDG modules. There are many more that needs to be removed though, as these slow evaluation by a LOT.