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Nix-based Dotfiles

This is my managing of dotfiles and other configurations based with Nix.

To update things, use the following from this /etc/nix-darwin directory:

darwin-rebuild build --flake .#Borealis

Structure

aesthetics carries aesthetic stuff: wallpapers, colorschemes, etc.

config is directly linked to ~/.config and is the dotfiles.

pkgs carries a number of additional packages not in the nixpkgs. This is used, e.g., to add some python programs.

nixpkgs.nix is import-able for defaulting as pkgs:

{ pkgs ? (import ./path/to/nixpkgs.nix) {}, ... }:
# ...

overlays/default.nix handles some common overlays --- extensions/modifications to nixpkgs, including to lib and pkgs.

Colors

Stylix

I am using Stylix for managing colors across applications. One slight problem is that you can't have the normal default config file in use because of some collision with how Stylix adds the colors (see known issues). Instead, use

programs.<program>.extraConfig = builtins.readFile <config file path>;

As a matter of standard, I prepend these file names with hm-init.. So, for Wezterm, I use

programs.wezterm.extraConfig = builtins.readFile ./hm-init.wezterm.lua;

Color Scripts

Color scripts are avilable under ./aesthetics/eyecandy/. One particularly useful one is blocks which simply displays 4-bit ANSI in a predictable order.

Plain:   black red green yellow blue magenta cyan white
Brights:   -    -     -     -     -     -      -    -

Swamp

Wezterm Role Hex HSL Origin
Foreground #ebe0bb hsl(39, 88.8%, 45.5%) base06
Background #242015 hsl(40, 33.8%, 73.3%) base00
Active FG #242015 hsl(40, 33.8%, 73.3%) base00
Active BG #db930d hsl(39, 88.8%, 45.5%) base0c
Inactive FG #d2c3a4 hsl(40, 33.8%, 73.3%) base05
Inactive BG #3a3124 hsl(35, 23.4%, 18.4%) base01
Cursor FG #211d13 hsl(43, 26.9%, 10.2%) ANSI 00
Cursor BG #b8a58C hsl(34, 23.7%, 63.5%) base04
Cursor Border #d2c3a4 hsl(40, 33.8%, 73.3%) base05
Selection FG #3a3124 hsl(35, 23.4%, 18.4%) base01
Selection BG #d2c3a4 hsl(40, 33.8%, 73.3%) base05
ANSI 00 #211d13 hsl(43, 26.9%, 10.2%)
Bright 08 #ebe0bb hsl(46, 54.5%, 82.7%) base06
ANSI 01 #a82d56 hsl(340, 57.7%, 41.8%) base0a
Bright 09 #96294d hsl(340, 57.1%, 37.5%) darkened base0a
ANSI 02 #7a7653 hsl(54, 19.0%, 40.2%) base0b
Bright 10 #736f4e hsl(54, 19.2%, 37.8%) darkened base0b
ANSI 03 #db930d hsl(39, 88.8%, 45.5%) base0c
Bright 11 #e69a0e hsl(39, 88.5%, 47.8%) darkened base0c
ANSI 04 #91506c hsl(334, 28.9%, 44.1%) base0e
Bright 12 #80465f hsl(334, 29.3%, 38.8%) darkened base0e
ANSI 05 #c1666b hsl(357, 42.3%, 57.8%) base0d
Bright 13 #b05d61 hsl(357, 34.4%, 52.7%) darkened base0d
ANSI 06 #508991 hsl(187, 28.9%, 44.1%) lightened base0f
Bright 14 #61a0a8 hsl(187, 29.0%, 52.0%) base0f
ANSI 07 #d2c3a4 hsl(40, 33.8%, 73.3%) base05
Bright 15 #d2c3a4 hsl(40, 33.8%, 73.3%) base05

This is 8 functional + 8 highlights

Neovim Role Hex HSL Notes
base00 #242015 hsl(44, 26.3%, 11.2%) BG
base01 #3A3124 hsl(35, 23.4%, 18.4%) BG2
base02 #4D3F32 hsl(29, 21.3%, 24.9%) BG3
base03 #5F4E41 hsl(26, 18.8%, 31.4%) Comments
base04 #B8A58C hsl(34, 23.7%, 63.5%) *
base05 #D2C3A4 hsl(40, 33.8%, 73.3%) FG
base06 #EBE0BB hsl(46, 54.5%, 82.7%)
base07 #F1E9D0 hsl(45, 54.1%, 88.0%)
base08 #DB930D hsl(39, 88.8%, 45.5%) Variables
base09 #EBE0BB hsl(46, 54.5%, 82.7%) numbers = base06
base0A #A82D56 hsl(340, 57.7%, 41.8%) Classes
base0B #7A7653 hsl(54, 19.0%, 40.2%) Strings
base0C #DB930D hsl(39, 88.8%, 45.5%) Support = base08
base0D #C1666B hsl(357, 42.3%, 57.8%) Functions
base0E #91506C hsl(334, 28.9%, 44.1%) Keywords
base0F #61A0A8 hsl(187, 29.0%, 52.0%) Parentheses
Nam's Color Schema Value Notes
Name Swamp
Wallpaper .jpg
Neofetchpic .png
Foreground #ebe0bb
CursorColor #b8a58c
Background #242015
Background 2 #3a3124 More Background
Background 3 #4d3f32 Split lines and frame lines
Contrast #d2c3a4
Cursorline #d2c3a4
Comment #5f4e41
Darker #211d13
Lighter #f1e9d0
Color 00 #242015 Black
Color 08 #3a3124
Color 01 #a82d56 Red
Color 09 #96294d
Color 02 #7a7653 Green
Color 10 #736f4e
Color 03 #db930d Yellow
Color 11 #e69a0e
Color 04 #91506c Blue
Color 12 #80465f
Color 05 #c1666b Magenta
Color 13 #b05d61
Color 06 #508991 Cyan/Teal
Color 14 #61a0a8
Color 07 #b8a58c White
Color 15 #d2c3a4

Swamp colors:

Light Hex Dark Hex Note
#1d2021 #211d13 DarkHard
#282828 #242015 Dark1 / BG
#3c3836 #3a3124 Dark2
#504945 #4d3f32 Dark3
#665c54 #5f4e41 Dark4
#7c6f64 #725c4f Dark5
#928374 #856a5d Dark6 / DarkGrey
#a89984 #9f8875 Light5 / LightGrey
#bdae93 #b8a58c Light4
#d5c4a1 #d2c3a4 Light3
#ebdbb2 #ebe0bb Light2 / FG
#fbf1c7 #f1e9d0 Light1
#d65d0e #b06733 DarkOrange
#fe8019 #ba6d36 Orange
#d79921 #db930d DarkYellow
#fabd2f #e69a0e Yellow
#458588 #91506c DarkBlue
#83a598 #80465f Blue
#98971a #7a7653 DarkGreen
#b8bb26 #736f4e Green
#b16286 #c1666b DarkMagenta
#d3869b #b05d61 Magenta
#cc241d #96294d DarkRed
#fb4934 #a82d56 Red
#689d6a #508991 DarkCyan
#8ec07c #61a0a8 Cyan

On Applications

I think this is what's going on with Applications: First, Nix-Darwin sets up the system. Among this is creating (empty) things (files or directories) in /run/current-system/sw -> /nix/store/[hash]-system-path (creates in ...system-path and links ...sw -> ...sysem-path) based on environment.pathsToLink. Now then, Home-Manager downloads the file in the nix store (with the crazy hash nix/store/[hash]-home-manager-path/...; see home.packages). Home-Manager then links the /run/current-system/sw/... file structure (the ...) to /nix/store/[hash]-user-environment/... <- /etc/static/profiles/per-user/$USER <- /etc/profiles/per-user/$USER. Finally, things get linked appropriately in /Users/$USER. Importantly for us here, we get /Users/$USER/Applications/Home\ Manager\ Apps (which are actually directly linked to the original files in the nix store).

Tips and Tricks

You can use lib.mapAttrsRecursive (_: lib.mkForce) attrset to apply mkForce to the leaves of attrset. This is particularly useful when overriding a large number of individual options without having to use mkForce on each and every option; common in hand-resolving colors.

Known Issues

Stylix and config files

Many (all?) Stylix color configurations involve writing to "main config" files. For example, Stylix tries to write

xdg.configFile."wezterm/wezterm.lua".text = ...;

This conflicts (silently) with the way I include the config files:

home.file.".config" = { source = ./config; recursive = true; };

Typically, Home Manager's activation script with home.file catches conflicting targets --- both for pre-existing files (which it just overwrites) and explicit:

home.file = {
    conflict1 = { text = "foo"; target = "baz"; };
    conflict2 = { text = "bar"; target = "baz"; };
}

As noted above, the most straightforward way to handle this nicely while still being able to use the normal config file is to include it via extraConfig. For example, with Wezterm,

programs.wezterm.extraConfig = builtins.readFile hm-init.wezterm.lua;

As a standard, I prepend these configs with hm-init..

TODO

  • make usre nvim docs are downloaded?
  • make ./config/nvim/lua/config/lazy.lua downloading LazyVim more Nix-like
  • appropriate modules across hosts and user profiles
  • update READMEs
  • use some requirements.txt or setup.py instead of manually adding the packages in pkgs
  • steam
  • obsidian
    • should just look into switching to neorg
  • chrome
    • for when firefox doesn't work. mostly for asbplayer
    • sort out browser extensions
  • 1password
  • brother iprint and scan
  • TagStudio
  • tests
  • Tor
  • electric sheep
  • wallpaper sizer
  • clear out unused applications
  • finder open text files with nvim
  • handle more apps. many should be deleted. Or moved to some workspace so they are only installed when I want
    • Blender
    • gimp & inkscape
    • unity
    • audacity
    • praat
  • discord
    • infinite updating problem
    • get discord in bar to follow current version
    • some setting about following keystrokes?
  • style:
    • zotero
    • zoom-us
    • firefox
      • sort out browser extensions
      • warning: stylix: firefox:config.stylix.targets.firefox.profileNamesis not set. Declare profile names with 'config.stylix.targets.firefox.profileNames = [ "<PROFILE_NAME>" ];'.
    • spotify
  • sort out spotify firewall ports thing in nix-darwin
  • Neorg Keybinds ~
    • Neorg is configured to use keybind preset neorg
    • ⚠️ WARNING Key < conflicts with a key bound by the user. Neorg will not bind this key.
      • ADVICE:
        • consider mapping <Plug>(neorg.promo.demote.range) to a different key than the one bound by Neorg.
    • ⚠️ WARNING Key > conflicts with a key bound by the user. Neorg will not bind this key.
      • ADVICE:
        • consider mapping <Plug>(neorg.promo.promote.range) to a different key than the one bound by Neorg.
    • ⚠️ WARNING Key gO conflicts with a key bound by the user. Neorg will not bind this key.
      • ADVICE:
        • consider mapping <cmd>Neorg toc<CR> to a different key than the one bound by Neorg.
  • unknown:
    • notability
    • signal
      • signal-desktop?
      • this should only build for things it is available for. Otherwise, only if not already installed, warn it wasn't included and say where to get it
    • authy
      • honestly, just start converting things to 1password

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